Protecting Your Legacy
After the death of a spouse or other close loved one, the last thing on many Texas residents' minds is dealing with paperwork. Unfortunately, paperwork can play an important role in ensuring that a person's estate administration goes smoothly. Though it may seem...
Many Texas residents may like to do many important tasks without outside assistance. While this type of approach may work in a variety of situations, when it comes to estate planning, parties may wish to think twice before foregoing legal help. These plans can have...
The death of a loved one is a heavy time, and sometimes the weight can become a burden. While the funeral and celebrations of a person's life may give you some sense of relief, the process of finalizing your family member's estate may drag out your ability to find...
Issues concerning a person's estate do not always have to take place after the individual has died. Texas residents may be interested in a probate litigation case currently underway in another state involving a 92-year-old woman and her fight to maintain control of...
When a minor dies, surviving family members may have a difficult time addressing estate needs. The estate could face considerable issues, especially if there are multiple parties vying for control of the estate. It is not unusual for probate litigation to result....
After a loved one's -- or estranged husband's -- death, estate issues could arise. Texas residents may be interested in a case of probate litigation currently underway in another state. Reports indicated that the case involves the estate of a deceased wealthy rancher...
