Life changes—and when it does, your will should, too. You might have gotten married, welcomed a new child, bought property in Austin, or had a shift in family dynamics. Whatever the reason, updating your will … Read more
No one likes to think about their own mortality, but here’s a hard truth: if you pass away without a will, you’re leaving your loved ones with confusion, legal hurdles, and possibly family conflicts. At … Read more
As new parents, you know bringing a new baby into the world is an experience unlike any other—full of joy, love, and new responsibilities. Along with baby-proofing your home, setting up a nursery, and mastering … Read more
Writing a will is one of the best ways to protect your loved ones and ensure your assets go where you intend. With many DIY options available, creating a will yourself might seem quick, easy, … Read more
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering whether you need a will or a full estate plan to protect your family and your assets, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions people have … Read more
When it comes to estate planning, many individuals often question whether they need a trust, or if a will is sufficient for their situation. While it’s important to clarify that a trust is typically used … Read more
Leaving an inheritance is a significant financial decision that can impact both the giver and the receiver. While most people assume an inheritance is something passed down at the time of death, the truth is … Read more
With the influx of websites offering DIY legal services, it might be tempting to save some money and plan your estate by yourself. This, however, is probably not the best course of action. Determining how … Read more
Making heads or tails of the estate planning process–and the many documents associated with that process–can be confusing, to say the least. To complicate matters even more, there are many frequently perpetuated myths about wills … Read more
Success Rate Of Contesting A Will In Texas Contesting A Will In TX There is a high possibility that a conflict will emerge once a Will has been read to heirs. This often happens in … Read more
Trusts have become an increasingly common estate planning vehicle to protect assets from costly probate court proceedings and potential tax consequences. In addition, trusts provide privacy and can be used to place assets beyond the … Read more
Heirship Affidavit Texas Two things must be true for an affidavit of heirship to be used. That is the decedent died without a Will and the decedent’s only asset when the decedent died was real … Read more