When individuals in Texas think about the process of estate planning, they often focus on what to include in their wills. They also are careful about whom they choose as beneficiaries. However, many people forget how important it is to update their beneficiary...
Month: January 2016
Muniment of title is a probate option in Texas
Having to grapple with the death of a loved one in Texas is one of the most challenging things a person may experience in life. Being forced to deal with possibly complex legal issues following a person's death only makes the process even harder to cope for loved...
Trusts can help people to safeguard their assets
People in Texas and other states often focus on retirement planning and planning for their children's college while neglecting to engage in estate planning. Part of the reason for this is that people naturally prefer not to discuss matters related to death. However,...
Various estate planning options available for families
Thinking and talking about death is understandably difficult for many people in Texas, which is why estate planning is often not on people's lists of priorities. However, it is essential that individuals, especially farmers and other small business owners, think about...
Identifying beneficiaries important part of estate planning
People in Texas and other states spend a large amount of time building a home as well as providing for their families. However, estate planning is also important for making sure that one's family members get the assets intended for them when one passes. Choosing...
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- Jun 17 – Retirement and estate planning: It’s time for a review
- Jun 09 – Not all assets are subject to probate
- Jun 04 – Should you consider do-it-yourself (DIY) estate planning?
- May 28 – What traits should you consider in a power of attorney agent?
- May 26 – Questions that’ll challenge you when creating an estate plan
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Law Office of Sharon C. Stodghill
952 Echo Lane, Suite 330
Houston, TX 77024
Phone: 713-464-6412
Fax: 713-827-7483
952 Echo Lane, Suite 330
Houston, TX 77024
Phone: 713-464-6412
Fax: 713-827-7483
