Fiduciary Representation

Did you want to become a guardian to help others, or was it a duty you took on because you believed no one could take care of your loved one better than you? Whatever the case may be, you have the responsibility of looking after someone who can no longer care for...

A trustee is a fiduciary, meaning the trustee has a general duty to manage and protect the trust assets of the beneficiaries. Depending on the trust you create, your trustee may have different duties from other trustees. If you have a family member who struggles with...

The Texas Estate Code allows the courts to appoint a guardian to oversee an individual's property, assets and finances. As noted by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, adults with a physical or mental impairment who cannot manage their financial...

When someone names you the executor of their will, you become a fiduciary. That means you are liable for any mistakes that occur during estate administration, no matter how large or small. While you must follow the terms of the will and other estate planning documents...

When considering fiduciary representation for your estate, it is important to get a clear understanding of the term fiduciary. The term fiduciary often has different meanings for different people. In the legal realm, however, the term takes on a more precise meaning....

Choosing someone to handle the fiduciary representation of your estate is a serious decision. You have to take your time to choose someone who you fully trust and who can adequately handle the responsibilities. According to the American Bar Association, fiduciary...

A fiduciary is a person who acts on behalf of his or her client and is required to make decisions that are in that person's best interests. For instance, accountants, bankers or money managers in Texas or anywhere else could act as fiduciaries. A child's legal...

There may come a time when you need someone in Texas to take on some of your financial responsibilities. The cause could be a trip out of the country, incapacitation because of a car accident or even age and dementia. We at understand that...

You have recently begun to rethink your will and are considering modifying the heirs you have designated in your original estate plan. Fortunately for you, changing things around is relatively easy and allows you to make needed modifications as your life changes....

As people near retirement age, they often face the excitement and anticipation of having more time to pursue their passions, travel and spend time with family members. However, as people age, they also face the very real risk of being taken advantage of in some way....