Making plans can have many benefits. When it comes to estate planning, Texas residents can let their families know important information that will need taking into account after their deaths. However, in order to have comprehensive plans, individuals may want to make...
Protecting Your Legacy
Month: June 2018
Acting as executor during probate administration is no easy task
Most people understand that emotional turmoil is likely to result from the loss of a loved one. However, even during this emotionally difficult time, it is likely that legal proceedings will need to take place. Probate administration is the process that allows the...
Gathering your deceased loved one’s vital documents
The passing of a loved one is an emotional time, especially if the deceased was a parent. You are likely feeling overwhelmed, not only with your own emotions, but with the emotions of your siblings and other relatives and friends who are feeling the loss. While you...
No will, or too many wills, could lead to probate litigation
There are many issues that could lead to conflicts when working to settle the estate of a recently-deceased Texas resident. When there are complex or valuable assets involved, especially with those of successful artists, it can be difficult to work through the legal...
End-of-life care wishes can go into estate planning
When individuals in Texas have plans for any type of situation, they often feel better about what they may face in the future. In particular, estate planning can help address a myriad of life aspects that could help parties feel as if they have not left anything up to...
Unclear wording in will leads to probate litigation
When a loved one passes away, surviving family can become very protective over the assets left behind. In particular, when a will seems to leave instructions for distribution, individuals can feel dismayed when it appears that those instructions are not being...