After loved ones die, Texas residents will likely want to determine whether the deceased parties had wills or other estate documents. Many individuals take advantage of estate planning, and as a result, surviving loved ones may only have to contend with the...
Protecting Your Legacy
Month: June 2016
Texas estate planning: With or without a will, probate is likely
Whether or not individuals have a will in place, their estates will likely go through the probate process. There are, of course, ways in which Texas residents may avoid such proceedings, but in many cases, individuals opt to create wills as part of their estate...
Estate planning may reduce stress for Texas families
When individuals say that they are thinking about death, others may feel concerned or alarmed. However, it may be beneficial for Texas residents to think about death in terms of estate planning. It is likely to be an emotional experience, but creating plans could help...
How do I know if I need an estate plan?
If you have assets, property, children or pets and you care about what happens to them, then you need an estate plan. If you care about the medical treatment that you could receive after suffering a major injury or illness, then you need an estate plan. The simple...
Falsified estate planning documents may concern Texas residents
There are many reasons that individuals may feel the need to dispute certain aspects of an estate plan. There may have been issues regarding the beneficiaries named in the documents, or certain documents may even have been falsified. Though estate planning can be...
Texas residents may want info on estate planning and probate
Because there are many documents that may be associated with end-of-life decisions, some Texas residents may not know which options could be right for them. Each estate planning is unique. As a result, individuals may choose different planning methods in order to...