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San Antonio Real Estate Law Firm
Overview
Board Certified attorney, certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Mr. Weaver has a focus on real estate law and complex business litigation, holding two board certifications: commercial real estate and residential real estate. He has been engaged as an expert by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas. Businesses and families rely on him.
The Weaver Law Firm represents clients in commercial and real estate litigation. It handles business and real estate transactions as well...
Board Certified attorney, certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Mr. Weaver has a focus on real estate law and complex business litigation, holding two board certifications: commercial real estate and residential real estate. He has been engaged as an expert by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas. Businesses and families rely on him.
The Weaver Law Firm represents clients in commercial and real estate litigation. It handles business and real estate transactions as well. Title companies like Fidelity National Title utilize The Weaver Law Firm to prepare real estate transaction documents. Builders and developers rely on The Weaver Law Firm for consultation on restrictive real estate situations. In addition, the firm assists real estate investors, corporate entities and business owners by drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial and residential real estate purchase and lease agreements.
The Weaver Law Firm provides effective legal advice and assistance in a variety of legal areas. Attorneys at The Weaver Law Firm focus on commercial litigation and real estate law. Being business lawyers and real estate attorneys, you will find our office unique among many other Texas law firms. While many firms provide legal representation in a single area or only a few areas of the law, the attorneys associated or affiliated with The Weaver Law Firm work to assist you with a wide range of legal needs. We represent individuals, families and business entities in several areas of practice.
About The Weaver Law Firm
Practice Areas
- Real Estate Law
- Real Estate Litigation
- Land & Zoning
- Eminent Domain
- Business/Commercial Litigation
- Commercial & Industrial Real Estate
- Construction Law
- Contracts
- Healthcare Laws
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
8000 I.H. 10 WestSuite 600 San Antonio, TX 78230
Office Hours
By Appointment Only
Phone
Fax
- 713-513-5566
Other Offices
The Weaver Law Firm (Main Office) 1800 Bering Drive Suite 1050 Houston, TX 77057 713-572-4900
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