As a part of your comprehensive estate plan, should you consider using a revocable living trust? Texas probate law is complex and potentially detrimental to[…]
+ moreThe process of administering an estate can be complex. If a loved one named you as their executor or you expect to inherit from the[…]
+ moreAll good things eventually come to an end. Whether you have reached an impasse with your partners or it’s simply time to move on, you[…]
+ moreSome believe that a simple handwritten “holographic” will is all they need. But while a hastily scrawled missive may do in an emergency, it cannot[…]
+ moreBetween parties, disputes may arise where one party benefits at the expense of another. If no formal contract or agreement exists, the harmed party may[…]
+ moreA living trust is a useful estate planning document that places assets and property in trust for the benefit of you and your beneficiaries. Upon[…]
+ moreA will is a valuable estate planning document that communicates how your estate is to be distributed. In the beginning, creating a will may seem[…]
+ moreThe executor of an estate is appointed to carry out a decedent’s final wishes and to protect the interests of the beneficiaries. But sometimes an[…]
+ moreTexas has specific rules requiring you to use a unique name when you set up a new business. The strict naming rules that Texas used[…]
+ moreBeing served a subpoena is usually nothing to panic about. Businesses, professionals, and other individuals often have information that is pertinent to a lawsuit, whether[…]
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