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David B. McCall

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Questions regarding oil and gas exploration and production, the operation and management of oil and gas producing properties, and questions related to mineral ownership, title problems, and oil and gas leases.

Charles E. Felker

U.S.
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Energy questions related to homeowners and their energy supplier. Questions related to process control. HVAC questions Natural gas transmission, distribution.

Frederick M. Scott CMM RPL

U.S.
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I can answer questions about oil and gas leasing, and give suggestions on negotiating a good oil and gas lease and how to best deal with oil companies or their representatives. I can answer questions about buying and selling oil and gas royalty or mineral rights. I can help with questions concerning forced-pooling, correlative rights, deeds and conveyances, and "post-production" costs. I am most experienced with Oklahoma properties and laws, but am able to answer questions concerning other oil and gas producing states in many cases.

David Fox

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Oil and gas exploration and production, particularly on the commercial and engineering aspects. Including asset management, negotiations, development planning, acquisitions & disposals, economics and other petroleum engineering topics.

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2009-11-02 Oil & Gas Lease in Washita County:

Marti, I'm really not too familiar with leases in this area these days, though I can tell you that both Samson and Chesapeake have leases in this section, though they were from 2008. Whitepool LLC and

2009-10-20 quit claim deeds for Texas:

Hello JD. Depending on how the rest of the conveyance is worded, a quitclaim conveying all of the grantor's interest in a county or counties, or even the state of Texas is valid and effective as a conveyance

2009-10-12 natural gas production:

Robert Based on what you have given, that is an orifice meter. This orifice meter has a 2" line (I used a 2.067" ID of the pipe) with an orifice plate which has a 0.25" bore. A line pressure of 130

2009-10-05 NPR Lease:

Hello. Yes, I have seen NPRI leases and they are more common than you might think. While the NPRI is a non possessory interest, it is a real property interest in most states and is part of the "bundle

2009-10-02 montague county:

Hello Debbie. I think with a little work you can find most of the answers to your questions online. I would start by going to the Texas Railroad Commission Website at http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/. On

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