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What Is A Will? [Estate Planning Q&A Video Series]
A lot of people come to me with questions regarding what a will is, because it is so important for passing your legacy on to the next generation.
Read MorePrenups Aren't Just For The Rich And Famous. 5 Reasons To Have A Prenuptial Agreement
It is a common misconception that prenuptial agreements are only for the rich and famous. The truth is, a prenup can benefit couples in a number of situations, even for us common folk.
Read MoreHow Much Does It Cost To Set Up A Guardianship?
Guardianships are complicated and time-consuming. Unfortunately, they can also be expensive. This is how much you can expect to pay for a guardianship proceeding in Texas.
Read MoreDo You Have a Blended Family? Estate Planning is Critical for You
Estate planning is especially important for people with blended families in the state of Texas. Without a Will, probate issues can be complicated and the result may not be what the deceased person might have wanted. If you have a blended family, here's how to provide for your estate to pass as you desire.
Read MoreWhy You Should Have A Statutory Durable Power Of Attorney
An important component of an estate plan is a statutory durable power of attorney, otherwise called a general power of attorney. This power of attorney allows you to name an agent to carry on business-type activities on your behalf if, for any reason, you are not able to do so yourself.
Read More5 Estate Planning Basics For Same-Sex Couples & LGBT+ Individuals
Estate planning is even more important for LGBT+ individuals, yet it is often overlooked until it is too late. In reflection of Pride Month, let’s discuss the necessity of estate planning for LGBT+ individuals and couples.
Read MorePrenups As Part Of An Estate Plan
Prenups may be beneficial to a couple marrying, whether or not they are rich and famous. Here are some reasons why having a prenup as part of your estate planning could be wise, particularly if you have children from a previous relationship or more property going into the marriage.
Read MoreWhat Types Of Trusts Can You Use For Special Needs?
Trusts are an excellent tool to provide for the future needs of yourself or your loved ones. A trust can be especially beneficial if you have children with special needs, including minor children and adult children with disabilities. You can also create a trust for yourself if you need to apply for Medicaid and your assets exceed the limits to qualify.
Read MoreWhat Is The Cost Of Probate Or Administration Of An Estate In Texas?
One of the first questions the family of a loved one that has passed will ask is, 'What will it cost to settle the estate in Texas?'
Read MoreWhat Is The Cost Of A Simple Estate Planning Package
People frequently delay drawing up a Will or other pieces of an estate plan because of concern for the cost. However, the cost of preparing a simple estate plan package is very reasonable. Compared to the expense of handling your estate without a Will, it's a bargain.
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