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Dalton Renfro

The Renfro Law Firm

Real Estate LawPersonal Injury
Lufkin, Texas1 years(936) 240-8906
Experience
1 years
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Texas
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English
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I am a dedicated Texas real estate attorney with a focused practice in condemnation and eminent domain matters, and a proud graduate of South Texas College of Law. My legal background has equipped me with the knowledge, skill, and determination necessary to advocate for property owners whose land or property rights are threatened or taken for public or private projects. In condemnation and eminent domain cases, I represent individuals, families, and property owners facing the forced acquisition of their property by government entities or authorized private companies. I understand that a taking—whether for highways, pipelines, utilities, or development projects—can have significant financial and personal consequences. My goal is to ensure that my clients’ rights are protected and that they receive full and fair compensation under Texas law. I work closely with my clients to evaluate the true value of their property, challenge inadequate offers, and navigate the legal process from the initial notice of taking through negotiations, special commissioner hearings, and litigation when necessary. I am committed to standing up to condemning authorities and advocating for outcomes that reflect the real impact a taking has on my clients’ property, livelihood, and future. My broader real estate experience allows me to approach condemnation matters with a practical understanding of property ownership, transactions, and land use issues. This perspective helps me identify legal and financial issues that may otherwise be overlooked and to pursue strategies tailored to each client’s unique situation.

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4100 S Medford Dr Suite A, Lufkin, Texas, 75901, United StatesLufkin, Texas, 75901

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