The author of the Millennium trilogy died before his first novel, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, was published. Stieg Larsson left behind at least four novels when he died of a heart attack at the age of 50, but he failed author the most important document of all:...
Month: January 2012
The danger of relying on oral promises in estate planning
On behalf of Law Office of Sharon C. Stodghill | Jan 19, 2012 | Probate Litigation
Texas residents should beware of relying on oral promises for their estate planning needs. One of the main functions of a will and estate plan is to make sure that your wishes for the distribution of your assets are clear and followed. If you make an oral promise that...
Early estate planning can help avoid probate litigation
On behalf of Law Office of Sharon C. Stodghill | Jan 13, 2012 | Trustees, Executors & Fiduciaries
Rosa Parks is known as one of the famous civil rights activists in America History, but this civil rights icon's estate has been mired in conflict and litigation. Rosa Park's estate plan provided that her possessions would go to a charitable institute dedicated to the...
Lack of an estate plan can lead to familial strife
On behalf of Law Office of Sharon C. Stodghill | Jan 4, 2012 | Estate Planning
It is important to work with an estate planning attorney who understands your needs and your wishes for your estate. You have no say in how your estate will be handled if you fail to execute an estate plan. The failure to execute a will, trust, or other estate...
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