FAQs

Please see below for answers to some Frequently Asked Questions.

Disclaimer: This FAQ page is provided for informational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. TGA Law PLLC reserves the right to update or modify all information (including service offerings and pricing) at any time and without prior notice.

General Information

  • TGA Law PLLC is a boutique business law firm serving entrepreneurs, startups, and established companies across the Dallas–Fort Worth area. We focus exclusively on business law matters — including entity formation, corporate governance, contracts, commercial leases, and escrow services.

  • We’re based in the DFW area and serve clients throughout Texas. Our consultations are offered virtually or in person by appointment.

Our Services

  • Yes. We handle the full formation process, from selecting the right entity type (LLC, corporation, or partnership) to drafting customized operating agreements, bylaws, and ownership documents.

  • Absolutely. We regularly draft, review, and negotiate business contracts, including purchase and sale agreements, service contracts, confidentiality agreements, and independent contractor agreements. Our goal is to protect your interests while keeping your agreements clear and enforceable.

  • Yes. We represent both landlords and tenants in reviewing, drafting, and negotiating commercial leases — identifying hidden risks and clarifying key terms like rent escalation, maintenance obligations, and renewal options.

  • TGA Law PLLC acts as a neutral third-party escrow agent for business and real estate transactions. We hold funds or documents in trust until all agreed conditions are satisfied, ensuring a secure and transparent closing process.

  • Yes. TGA Law PLLC offers a combination of flat-fee rates for routine corporate services and an hourly rate for complex services on a one-time or multiple-time basis.

    We also offer our membership plans for ongoing legal support.

Policies & Disclaimers

  • Not yet. A consultation allows us to determine if your matter is a good fit for the firm. An attorney–client relationship is only formed once both parties sign a written engagement letter.

  • No. TGA Law PLLC is only licensed to practice in all state and federal courts in Texas.

  • No. The materials and FAQs on this website are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. You should consult an attorney about your specific situation before taking any legal action.