Readers in Texas know well that a will or trust is often included when a person decides to plan for the distribution of their estate. What they may not consider in estate planning is the additional documents and storage questions that can arise. One new article offers...
Month: April 2013
Splitting power of attorney in estate planning
Texas readers know that estate planning is not a cookie cutter process, just as every family is different. It is often the case in estate planning to have one sibling that might be better suited to money management than another. Instead of granting each child the...
Texas trusts include tax benefits to trust beneficiaries
Many people entering into the estate planning process in Texas do so using common tools such as wills and trusts. Each of these options has benefits for beneficiaries and heirs. In some cases, however, trusts may be a better option. This is the case when a person...
Texas readers may wish to consider living trusts
People in Texas know well that estate planning can help them achieve their goals as they relate to the distribution of assets after their death. What they may not understand is the vast array of options that they have to choose from to achieve these goals. Because...
Texas estate planning includes use of many available tools
People in Texas enter into the estate planning process to achieve many different goals. These include the desire to fund any future needs for long-term care and to ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes at the time of their death. The good...