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Texas Real Estate Attorney Prices
I'm looking for a RE attorney in Texas for general legal advise, to help with contracts, and to possibly set up my LLC. I found one close to my house. I called and spoke with the receptionist today. The law firm charges $250/hr and to set up an LLC they charge a flat rate of $1500...... Im going to call a few more, but I was hoping to get some input from some of the BP'ers. I know I can set up an LLC myself, but should I have an attorney do it to ensure its structured properly?? $250/hr was pretty much what I was expecting, but the $1500 seems a little high.
Thanks,Dusty