Avoid these estate planning mistakes
Not having an estate plan is one of the biggest estate planning mistakes you can make. By failing to plan, you could be leaving your loved ones with a huge financial burden and potential legal problems...
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View ArticleBeneficiary mistakes to avoid during estate planning
Your beneficiaries receive benefits from assets such as life insurance and retirement accounts. You’re responsible for naming your beneficiaries and providing the correct information. Here are some...
View ArticleThe Texas HHS Guardianship Services Program
When a Texas resident becomes incapacitated because of age, injury, or disease, the court may appoint an individual to protect and take care of them. The person providing care is called a guardian, and...
View ArticleDeveloping a succession plan for your business
As a Texas business owner, having a plan in place for the future of your business, including what will happen if you’re no longer able to run the company, is vital for management, staff and customers....
View ArticleLessons learned from Aretha Franklin’s estate nightmare
Aretha Franklin was a female vocalist known as the Queen of Soul. With fans around Texas, the nation and worldwide, many mourned when this legendary singer passed away in 2018. From a career that...
View ArticleDiscussing estate plans with your parents
Estate planning involves drafting a will and other essential documents. Effective estate planning can simplify probate in Texas compared to dying without a will. However, only some people put effort...
View ArticleWhen it may be possible to sue an executor
When an individual dies in Texas with assets in their name, an executor will be responsible for overseeing the probate process. The executor can be anyone who is a legal adult of sound mind, and this...
View ArticleHow to provide for a disabled child in an estate plan
Medical advances have allowed many children in Texas with significant disabilities to grow into adults. While they have increased lifespans, many will never be able to live independently and remain...
View ArticleWhat are holographic wills, and how can they cause disputes?
Many people prefer to consult with a professional and have them draft a will, which must include two witnesses’ signatures. Texas law allows you to write the will yourself without having witnesses sign...
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