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One of the most emotionally painful things for any Texas son or daughter to experience is to witness his or her parent lose the ability to think clearly. The fact is, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, strokes and other mentally incapacitating conditions happen to a lot...
While it is true that Texas residents may complete the estate planning process for their relatives, it is also true that they are getting something out of it as well. Indeed, knowing that an estate plan is going to help loved ones avoid estate taxes and knowing that...
The average Texas resident has never had to administer an estate that was in probate. Therefore, if you have been presented with the dilemma of administering an estate, it is probably the first time that you have ever had to navigate the court system in this regard....
A lot of Texas residents may become overwhelmed during probate proceedings. That is because they are already dealing with the tragic loss of a loved one, which is hard enough to bear, and now they have to try and navigate the complexities of probate proceedings....
Texas residents are told that having even a basic estate plan including a will, powers of attorney and a living will is essential. That is true, but estate planning efforts could be in vain without organizing the important papers that family members will need if an...
It is important for Texas residents to set up a last will and testament if they want to dictate how their estates will be divided following their deaths. Incredibly, though, a full 70 percent of Americans do not have a will on file. However, when you consider how much...
Estate planning can seem like an overwhelming process. There is a lot to decide, including where assets should go, how to protect the estate from having to pay any unnecessary fines or taxes and picking a personal representative to administer assets. While the duty of...
Have you ever dreamed of striking it rich by finding vast reserves of oil in your back yard? The funny thing is, it actually happens sometimes. With the extra riches, though, come added financial responsibilities for Texas residents -- both in terms of managing the...
When it comes to planning an estate, attorneys must keep an eye out for potential problems and issues that could come up later on down the road. For example, what if a Texas grandfather decides to leave the majority of his estate to his grandchildren. He might create...
Setting up a trust is one thing. Choosing the person who will be in charge of investing the assets within the trust is another. That person must be skilled at maintaining records, handling taxes and staying on top of payments to the beneficiaries of the trust. That...