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Having a Texas estate plan in place helps ensure that your assets go where you want them to after your death. It may also mean less trouble for your family members and loved ones because it may help them avoid probate and give them a better understanding of your...
It can be painful to think about potential end-of-life scenarios in which you cannot make your own medical decisions. However, making your wishes known long before you become incapacitated may prevent your loved ones from having to make those difficult choices on...
When a person dies without a will in Texas, the intestate laws govern the distribution of his or her property. Conversely, having a valid will ensures that the deceased person can express their wishes about this matter. Review the intestate laws in Texas to understand...
Having multiple tools at your disposal while estate planning helps ensure that your estate gets through probate quickly after you die. In fact, there are even certain tools at hand that will allow your heirs to bypass probate entirely in some instances. Living trusts...
Estate administrators have a host of responsibilities to tackle once a close friend or loved one passes. If you are named executor of the estate in a last will and testament, you know firsthand the tasks that you must complete in order to finalize the estate. One...
As a young adult, you may wonder if you really need a will. After all, the stereotypical idea is that you only really need to start worrying about estate matters when you are older. The truth of the matter is, everyone could benefit from a will. Even if you are young...
Whether you have an estate plan or not, certain crises necessitate addressing your death. In these moments of intense emotional turmoil or even pain, you may believe you have run out of time to do things properly. However, there are emergency estate planning services...
You worked hard so that you could leave a legacy behind for your loved ones, but if you are not careful when drafting your Texas estate plan, you risk it creating conflicts between or among your children. However, by starting the estate planning process early and...
When someone creates an estate, they will choose a personal representative who will handle the estate once they die. Being someone giving this position is a huge responsibility. According to the Texas Constitution and Statutes, as a personal representative, your main...
A living or inter vivos trust is one established during the lifetime of the grantor. A revocable living trust is one the grantor can revoke at any time. A revocable trust has several advantages. Would this popular estate planning tool accommodate your current needs...