If you own mineral or royalty interests in Louisiana, understanding the Law of Prescription could save you from losing your mineral rights. This unique legal concept in Louisiana oil and gas law can surprise many owners with interests in this state—especially those who aren’t actively leasing or developing their interests.
Owning mineral rights in New Mexico can be a valuable asset, but selling those rights requires careful planning and an understanding of the unique issues in the state.
Selling minerals and royalties can be exciting — but it often leads to frustration when sellers and buyers disagree on value.
It’s uncommon for both parties to agree without compromise or a professional grasp of the mineral buyer’s perspective.
Your mineral rights’ value—and the right time to sell—depends largely, but not solely, on the stage of oil and gas development your interests are in. At every milestone development, there is a time to sell and a time to wait. In this blog, we will walk through the key stages of oil and gas lease development.
Everyone’s motivations for selling their minerals and royalties are different, but the sale process can complex. To ensure a successful transaction between all parties and avoid common pitfalls, read our 7 expert tips for selling mineral and royalty rights safely.
There are responsibilities heirs should be aware of to be able to master the habits of responsible mineral rights ownership. If you have inherited minerals and royalties, or are considering passing down interests to your heirs, this article will help you to understand what to expect and how to manage your interests effectively from the start.
While there are quite a few no-no’s to abide by when it comes to selling minerals and royalties, the biggest one that comes to my mind occurs after an interest owner calls me wanting to know if the offers they have been receiving are worth accepting.
I hear it all too often…At the start of our complimentary consultation, a mineral and/or royalty owner tells me they have been offered loads of money to buy their interests and they want to know if it’s a good deal.
Most mineral and royalty owners don’t get the opportunity to see what’s undertaken behind the scenes when we prepare to market assets to the buyer
Many of my clients want to know how much their mineral rights are worth, so they ask if I can generate an appraisal to give
One of the most crucial, and often overlooked, details that can prevent mineral and royalty sellers from losing thousands, is not understanding the importance of
Selling mineral rights is a significant decision, particularly when they have been passed down to you as part of your family’s heritage. As mineral and
