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Step 7 – Texas Land Condemnation Process

In this video, Attorney Philip Hundl describes Step 7 of his timeline of the Texas Land Condemnation Process. You can arrange a meeting with Philip by calling 800-266-4870 or texting 979-320-9320. We can arrange a meeting in person, online or by phone.

Step 7 of the Texas Land Condemnation Process Timeline

Summary of Step 7 of the Texas Land Condemnation Process Timeline

In this video, Attorney Philip Hundl discusses Step 7 of the Texas Land Condemnation Process Timeline. As you navigate the complexities of land condemnation, having strategic conversations with your attorney is vital, especially when it comes to attending the Special Commissioner’s hearing. Please refer to the condemnation timeline for more information on where step 7 falls in the condemnation process.

Preparation and Strategic Planning

Hello, this is Phil Hundl. In this segment, we’ll explore the importance of coordinating and planning for the Special Commissioner’s hearing, which is a crucial step in the condemnation process. As a landowner, you should have open discussions with your attorney about whether attending the hearing is necessary for your particular case. These strategic conversations are essential and should be tailored to your specific situation.

The Importance of Scheduling

An important aspect of preparation is aligning your schedule with the timeline of the hearing. It’s highly advisable for landowners to communicate any upcoming commitments, such as vacation dates or medical appointments, to their attorney. Doing so allows your attorney to block off these dates, ensuring that a hearing does not coincide with your personal obligations. This critical planning step helps prevent any conflicts where you might be unavailable due to being out of town, out of state, or undergoing medical procedures.

Ensuring Your Interests Are Protected

In conclusion, effective communication and planning with your attorney can significantly influence the outcome of the land condemnation process. By proactively managing your schedule and discussing your presence at the Special Commissioner’s hearing, you protect your interests and ensure that unforeseen scheduling conflicts do not hinder your case.

If you need expert guidance through the condemnation proceedings, I strongly encourage you to consult with an experienced attorney who is familiar with landowner representation. For personalized assistance, arrange a meeting with Philip by calling 800-266-4870 or texting 979.320.9320. Meetings can be arranged in person, online, or by phone to accommodate your needs.

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About Attorney Philip Hundl

Philip J. Hundl’s law firm is Land Rights Law, PLLC. His practice focuses on helping landowners in litigation including condemnation and eminent domain, land partitions, easement and boundary disputes, and land dispute mediation.

Before returning home to Wharton County, Mr. Hundl practiced law with the international law firm of Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP, now Norton Rose Fulbright, in its San Antonio and Houston offices, primarily in the areas of products liability, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He received his Juris Doctorate law degree from the University of Denver, College of Law. Mr. Hundl is admitted to practice law in all state courts of Texas, and in the Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western Federal District Courts of Texas.

If you have questions about condemnation and your rights as a landowner, please call 800-266-4870 for an appointment with Philip Hundl. You can also get a no-obligation case evaluation by clicking this link and completing the form.

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