Facing conflicts with family may be among the most difficult situations to handle. Disputes can often arise after the death of a loved one when arguments regarding the estate plan erupt among surviving family members. In many cases, this conflict can lead to probate...
Protecting Your Legacy
Month: February 2017
Do you have the ability to contest a will?
If you believe issues exist with the will of a recently deceased loved one, you may want to take action. However, serious legal procedures go along with contesting a will, and, therefore, you may wish to feel confident that moving forward with such action suits your...
Probate litigation may draw out Texas estate administration
After laying a loved one to rest, many individuals hope that they will be able to address any outstanding estate concerns and move forward. However, some estates may have complications that lead to probate litigation. As a result, surviving family members may face...
Various tools may suit Texas residents’ estate planning needs
Because all Texas residents' lives are unique, each individual's estate plan also differs from all others. Therefore, parties who are considering their estate planning options may wish to understand that there is no single way that counts as the right way to plan....
Fernandez estate may face probate and estate administration issue
When a loved one dies suddenly, especially at a young age, there may be a possibility that the individual did not create an estate plan. As a result, probate and estate administration concerns may arise due to the lack of a will and other documents. In many...