It is a simple fact that most people in America have debt. With any luck they will be able to drive the amount down over the years, but sometimes that is not the case. It is a reality that when a person passes away their debt must go somewhere, and sometimes that...
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...
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...
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...
Many conversations in life can be difficult to have, especially between parents and their children. Some parents may need to talk to their children about difficult topics that they would rather avoid, and even the opposite situation could be true in which children...
When getting your final affairs in order, you may already have ideas of how you want your remaining assets distributed. You may have made lists of assets and designated people you want to receive them, but you may also have a few concerns about the best way to go...
