Ronald A. Opper

SpecialtiesLitigation: Contract, Personal injury, Property Damage, Insurance Insurance: 3rd Party Defense, Coverage, 1st Party Defense, Subrogation Asset Protection: Business Entity Formation, Trusts Estate Planning: Wills, Powers of Attorney, Trusts Probate: Administration, Guardinaships, Will Contests, Trustee or Executor Removal Contracts: Negotiation, Formation, Renewal, Litigation, Arbitration Real Estate: Earnest Money Contracts, Loan Agreements, Deeds, Mortgages, Closings, Developments, Apartments, Strip Centers, Commercial, Foreclosure, Creditor Representation in Bankruptcy

Asset Campus Housing (ACH) is a highly respected student housing management company based in Houston, TX, known for their exceptional stewardship over client assets and unparalleled industry knowledge. With a dedicated and motivated team, ACH consistently exceeds expectations and delivers outstanding results for their diverse portfolio of properties. ACH's commitment to integrity, hard work, and innovation sets them apart as a top choice for property owners seeking a first-class operator. Their proven track record of success, strategic partnerships, and focus on performance make them a trusted management partner in the student housing industry.Generated from the website

Fuqua & Associates, located in Spring Valley, TX, is a law firm specializing in estate planning, probate administration, and real estate. Led by native Houstonian Michael L. Fuqua, the firm offers expertise in drafting wills, trusts, and partnership agreements, as well as representing clients in probate proceedings and handling property tax litigation for commercial property owners. With a focus on wealth and real estate transfers and management strategies, Fuqua & Associates provides comprehensive legal services in estate planning, probate, and real estate matters. Their experienced team assists clients with will and trust implementation, family settlement agreements, debtor creditor-related issues, and represents personal representatives, applicants, beneficiaries, and creditors in probate proceedings.Generated from the website