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Texas Landowners: Are You Impacted?New 765 kV transmission line projects could affect properties and communities across ...
08/26/2026

Texas Landowners: Are You Impacted?

New 765 kV transmission line projects could affect properties and communities across Texas. Review the project map to see whether a proposed route may be near your land, and learn what steps you can take to protect your property rights.

Before signing a survey request, easement agreement, or other document, understand your options.

Visit TxCondemnationRights.com for current project information and landowner resources.

Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320 to visit with our team.

Not just pipelines.Power lines, TxDOT road projects, rail expansions, waterlines, and other infrastructure projects can ...
08/20/2026

Not just pipelines.

Power lines, TxDOT road projects, rail expansions, waterlines, and other infrastructure projects can also impact private property across Texas.

If you receive a survey request, easement agreement, right-of-way notice, or offer letter, take time to understand what the project may mean for your land before you sign.

Visit TxCondemnationRights.com to review current Texas projects and landowner resources.

Learn more before you sign.
Call 800-266-4870 or text 979-320-9320.

07/31/2026

We are honored when clients share how our team helped make a difficult legal process feel less overwhelming.

From taking the time to answer every question to providing clear updates and trusted guidance, the entire Land Rights Law team are committed to helping Texas landowners feel informed, supported, and confident throughout their case.

Thank you to these clients for trusting us and for sharing such meaningful feedback.

Facing an eminent domain or condemnation matter? Learn more about your rights before signing an agreement or accepting an offer.

Call 800-266-4870
Text 979-320-9320
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A survey request may be the first sign that your property could be impacted by a pipeline, power line, road, rail, or wa...
07/29/2026

A survey request may be the first sign that your property could be impacted by a pipeline, power line, road, rail, or waterline project.

Before you sign anything, take time to understand what access rights you may be granting and how the project could affect your land.

Visit TxCondemnationRights.com to review current Texas projects and landowner resources.

Learn more before you sign.
Call 800-266-4870 or text 979-320-9320.

Project Spotlight: Pickton Gas Storage PipelineTexas landowners in Delta, Hopkins, and Lamar counties may be affected by...
07/22/2026

Project Spotlight: Pickton Gas Storage Pipeline

Texas landowners in Delta, Hopkins, and Lamar counties may be affected by the proposed Pickton Gas Storage Pipeline, a high-pressure natural gas project expected to span approximately 45 miles.

Pipeline projects can involve survey requests, easement negotiations, construction impacts, and potential eminent domain proceedings. Before signing any documents or agreeing to proposed terms, take time to understand how the project may affect your property and your landowner rights.

Learn more about the Pickton Gas Storage Pipeline and access resources for Texas landowners at TxCondemnationRights.com.

Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320 for a free consultation.

Road Expansion Watch: TxDOT Old Conroe Road ExpansionMontgomery County landowners: TxDOT’s proposed Old Conroe Road expa...
07/17/2026

Road Expansion Watch: TxDOT Old Conroe Road Expansion

Montgomery County landowners: TxDOT’s proposed Old Conroe Road expansion from FM 1488 to Loop 336 may impact property owners on both sides of the roadway.

Right-of-way acquisition agents are seeking survey access, and affected landowners should begin gathering information now. Road projects can impact more than just the land being acquired, including driveways, fences, entrances, sprinkler systems, water wells, access points, and the future use of your property.

Before signing anything, take time to understand the project details and your rights as a Texas landowner.

Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com, visit LandRights-Law.com, call 800.266.4870, or text 979.320.9320.

07/15/2026

Montgomery County Project Alert: TxDOT’s Old Conroe Road expansion appears to be becoming more active.

If you own property along Old Conroe Road between the FM 1488 area and Loop 336, this project may affect your land, driveway access, fencing, entrances, sprinkler systems, wells, or other improvements near the roadway.

Before signing anything, take time to understand the project details and your rights as a Texas landowner.

Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com, call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320.

Texas landowners in Delta, Hopkins, and Lamar Counties may be impacted by the proposed Pickton Gas Storage Pipeline Proj...
07/10/2026

Texas landowners in Delta, Hopkins, and Lamar Counties may be impacted by the proposed Pickton Gas Storage Pipeline Project.

This high-pressure natural gas pipeline project is reported to be approximately 45 miles and may involve easement requests, survey access, and negotiations with affected landowners.

If you have been contacted about this project, it is important to understand what stage you are in, what rights are being requested, and how the proposed route may affect your land, timber, improvements, utilities, or future property use.

Before signing survey access documents, easements, or offers, learn more about your rights as a Texas landowner.

Visit TxCondemnationRights.com for project updates and landowner resources.

Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320 for a free consultation.

07/08/2026

Texas landowners in Delta, Hopkins, and Lamar Counties: Have you been contacted about the Pickton Gas Storage pipeline project?

This proposed natural gas pipeline may involve an easement across private property, including a reported 50-foot permanent easement and 50-foot temporary workspace.

If you receive a survey access request, initial offer, or easement agreement, do not assume you have to sign right away. It is important to understand the proposed route, what rights are being requested, and how the project may affect your land, timber, improvements, wells, utilities, and future property use.

Learn more about Texas landowner rights and current pipeline projects at TxCondemnationRights.com.

Call Land Rights Law at 800.266.4870, or text 979.320.9320.

This Fourth of July, we celebrate 250 years of American independence and the freedoms that continue to shape our nation....
07/04/2026

This Fourth of July, we celebrate 250 years of American independence and the freedoms that continue to shape our nation.

From all of us at Land Rights Law, we wish you a safe and meaningful Independence Day.

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