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People have a lot of concerns to address in the years leading up to retirement. Estate planning is often far from the top of someone's priority list, but it is still an important consideration. Those preparing for retirement typically look forward to enjoying many...
After someone dies, the property that used to be theirs becomes the property of their estate. Either Texas state probate laws or someone's will determines who inherits which assets from an estate. Whether someone dies without an estate plan or with very thorough...
Shared custody is the most likely outcome when parents with children separate or divorce in Texas. The adults in the family have the option of either negotiating a custody arrangement with one another or asking a family law judge to put together a custody order...
Divorce can impact various facets of your life, including your finances, your living arrangements and often your emotional well-being. While these challenges are universal, the specifics of the divorce process can vary by jurisdiction. It’s essential to be aware that...
There are several reasons that parents typically want to put together an estate plan as soon as they learn they will be responsible for a child's welfare. Why is early estate planning so important for those bringing new life into this world? Parents awaiting the birth...
People frequently think of estate planning as something that older adults do. It is common for people to put off the creation of an estate plan until they achieve certain personal milestones. Some adults even wait until they are almost ready to retire to prepare for...
Please watch this space for upcoming blog posts on interesting estate planning and family law issues that concern Texans.