Estate Planning Checklist (Texas Law)
There are a few key elements you should include in your estate plan for maximum protection. Not only do these…
I’m Too Young: Do I Really Need To Make An Estate Plan?
Many young people assume that estate planning is necessary only for older adults or the rich. This common misconception often…
Estate Planning For New Parents
New parents have a lot of things to think about, as the responsibility of having a new baby doesn’t end…
What Is Probate And How Does It Work?
Probate is a legal process that settles a deceased person’s debts and legally transfers the remaining property and assets to…
What to Know About Choosing a Medical Power of Attorney
A medical power of attorney is a legal document appointing someone to make critical health decisions for you if you…
Wills vs. Trusts
When you evaluate the plans for your estate, terms that seemed simple before they applied to you can get pretty…
Commonly Asked Questions About Probate In Texas
Probate is a legal process that only takes place when someone dies. It requires court involvement and special rules depending…
Can A Will Contest Cost A Beneficiary Their Inheritance?
Sometimes, probate proceedings are relatively simple. The personal representative of a Texas estate presents documents to the courts. They communicate…
Who Keeps The Family Dog When Owners Divorce?
A divorce often means major changes for everyone in the family. In some households, the parties affected by divorce…
Who Gets the House in a Divorce in Texas?
People preparing for divorce often worry about how ending a marriage might affect their finances. For exampl e, they worry…