When you are informed of the declining health of one of your family members in Texas, whether from a progressing condition or an unexpected accident, preparing for his or her death can be incredibly challenging. While coping with someone's death is never an easy feat,...
Estate Planning
Tough decisions involving beneficiaries
We completely understand how challenging estate planning can be for some people, especially those who have uncertainty. Not only are some people unsure of which type of estate plan will suit their needs best, but some may be unsure of how to move forward with a will...
Estate plan revision due to a personal injury settlement
There are all sorts of issues to tackle when it comes to estate planning, and everyone is in a different position when it comes to their estate. Aside from determining which type of plan is most sensible, focusing on the benefits of an estate plan and figuring out how...
Unsettled family conflict can derail an estate plan
While conflict is a natural part of many family units in Texas, there are certain situations when unsolved disagreements can wreak havoc on relationships that could end up causing long-term damage. Estate planning for one is a topic that can be met with angst and...
What you should know about out-of-state property and your will
If you own a vacation home, condominium or piece of land outside of Texas, you may need more than just a will to ensure your assets pass on as smoothly and painlessly as possible. Because real estate is always subject to the laws of the state in which it’s found, your...
Strategies for distributing your money when you die
What happens to all of your money when you die? If you have been thinking about this question, you are not alone. The truth is, there are many methods you could use for distributing your money before or after you pass away. Finding the one that works for you is really...
Don’t let myths keep you from making an estate plan
If you are among the many adults in Texas who have not created an estate plan, you are not alone. In fact, most people die intestate, that is, without a will, leaving their loved ones to make assumptions about their assets and funeral arrangements. Even more upsetting...
What does it mean to be a beneficiary?
After the death of a loved one, many Texas residents find it comforting to learn that their family member left something behind for them. In some cases, the assets could be of value, or they could be sentimental. Whatever the case, individuals are often keen on...
It could be time to take another look at your estate plan
If you are reading about estate plans, then it could be time for you to update or revisit yours. Texas law changes from time to time, and it is likely that your own family situation does the same. It is rarely inappropriate to look at your plans for your family's...
What to expect when facing complicated estate planning
At Doehring & Doehring, Attorneys at Law, we understand that complicated estate planning needs tailored, creative solutions. That is why we work with our clients from the formation of an initial plan to the ongoing maintenance and updating that is typically...

