Do You Need Help with Oil & Gas Leases or Mineral Rights?
Negotiating an oil and gas lease or managing your mineral rights can be complex and overwhelming. At Wadler, Perches, Kerlick, our experienced oil and gas attorneys are here to protect your interests. Appointments are available in-person, online, or by phone.
In this video, Attorney Ray Kerlick gives an overview of what mineral owners should know about mineral leases in Texas. Mr. Kerlick is a Partner of the firm.
This is a summary of the video.
– Hello. My name is Ray Kerlick. I’m a partner in the law firm at Wadler, Perches, Kerlick in Wharton, Texas. Today I wanted to discuss with you a little bit about oil and gas leases and production in Texas. As many of you may know, oil and gas is a part of real property or real estate that you as a real estate owner may or may not have an interest in.
For those of you that do have interests in the minerals or oil and gas under your property, it’s important to know that legal documents are required to lease this oil and gas, and actually extract it or produce it from the ground.
Our attorneys at Wadler, Perches, Kerlick understand the intricate legal and financial considerations involved in oil and gas leases. With decades of experience representing landowners and operators, we consult with environmental experts, surveyors, and engineers to address every aspect of your case. Our goal is to protect you from unwanted liabilities and ensure you receive fair compensation while safeguarding your property.
An oil and gas lease allows a company to extract resources from your property in exchange for compensation. Unlike residential leases, these agreements involve granting access to underground minerals and must be carefully negotiated to protect your rights. Our attorneys help you understand lease terms, including royalties, bonuses, and extraction timelines.
Pooling combines your land with neighboring properties to form a larger area for drilling. While pooling can maximize resource extraction, it’s essential to negotiate terms that ensure your property is fairly represented in the pool. We help you navigate these clauses to secure favorable outcomes.
Your lease should outline how the operator can use your land, including roadways, fences, gates, and environmental considerations. If it’s not written into the lease, you have no legal right to enforce it. Let our attorneys ensure every detail is covered.
Don’t face the complexities of oil and gas leases alone. Contact Wadler, Perches, Kerlick at 800-929-1725 or fill out our online contact form to schedule your appointment. With offices in Wharton, Fulshear, Richmond, and Bay City, we’re here to serve you. Appointments are available in-person, online, or by phone.
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