Denton General Civil Practice Lawyer

Denton General Civil Practice Attorney

Trusted Support Through Civil Litigation

Denton general practice attorneys R. Scott Alagood, Brian T. Cartwright and Samuel B. Burke at Alagood Cartwright Burke PC are North Texas lawyers engaged in the general practice of law with an emphasis on real estate, civil litigation, business litigation, personal injury, corporate law and probate.

Our firm is qualified to represent our clients in a full range of legal areas. Alagood Cartwright Burke PC takes pride in being able to provide quality legal services at a reasonable cost. The board-certified attorneys at Alagood Cartwright Burke PC have earned the reputation throughout Texas for representing their clients in a professional, ethical and service-oriented manner. Our general civil practice services include, but are not limited to:

• General legal counseling
• Residential and commercial real estate law
• Contract review, negotiation and drafting
• Lease review, negotiation and drafting
• Wills and probate
• Landlord/tenant law
• Litigation
• Business litigation
• Construction law
• Corporate law
• Business law
• Personal injury litigation
• Condemnation/eminent domain
• Residential and commercial leasing
• Insurance law
• Employment law
• Guardianships
• Mechanic’s and materialman’s liens
• Estate and probate disputes
• Mediation and arbitration: available to serve as a private arbitrator or mediator of disputes

Contact Us For Skilled Representation

Regardless of whether the issue is specifically discussed herein, if you need assistance with virtually any civil matter, we can help. Please contact our legal team of experts at Alagood Cartwright Burke PC to explore and consider options and to assist in making an informed decision in order to reach a real solution.

For more information, please contact our office at 940-891-0003 or email our team today.

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