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Signed a division order with the wrong decimal? You're likely not stuck, but you can't wait. In this episode, Justin and I explain what to do if your decimal is too low or too high, and how long you have to fix it. Waiting too long to fix it can cost you, so be sure to listen before it is too late.

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This month's mailbag covers a little bit of everything; thanks to Alfred, Jesse, Dave, John, Dean, Frank and Gary for sending your questions. Topics this month range from who gets paid royalties on gravel, to the Lithium that may be hiding in produced water with Pennsylvania natural gas, what to do when a royalty check hasn't arrived in four months, and we finally do the math...


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You spot a new drilling permit near your minerals, and months later you hear a rig came and went. You check the state website and see the well has been completed. Still no check. Is the well producing? Are you even included in it? Or is everyone just behind on paperwork? The confusing part is that two separate clocks are running at once. One tracks what's happening in the fie...


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What do carbon dioxide, a Texas ranch entrance, and a summit in Washington have in common? Each one could affect your royalty checks. In this month's news episode, we cover a start-up selling captured CO2 to oil producers, which could keep older wells producing for years. We also look at a Texas family that turned down a $21,000 pipeline offer and won a $7 million jury verdic...


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