Beeman was President of a company that failed to pay taxes and filed bankruptcy. Source: Secretary of State, 2000, 2001

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In his bio, Beeman touts his work for a company chaired by his brother. However,
the company and his brother were found liable by a jury for fraud and penalized $30 million
dollars. Source: 458th Judicial District Court, Fort Bend County, No.18-DCV-250789

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Another of Beeman’s companies failed to file state taxes and had a summary
judgment entered against it for failing to pay its debt. Source: Texas Secretary of State 12/10/90, Harris County Clerk Records 11/15/91

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Beeman cites his work as POA president, but he now faces allegations of ‘financial
misconduct, negligence, unauthorized expenditures, and mishandling of funds.’
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Beeman is in a probate dispute with his deceased neighbor’s family. Four months
before his neighbor’s passing, Beeman became the will’s executor.
Source: Llano County Court No. 07941, 33rd Judicial District Court, Llano County No. 21515