Many of our blog readers in Austin and across Texas are likely familiar with television and movie plot lines focused upon squabbles following the death of a prominent family member. Stories tracking that theme are perennial entertainment winners, whether they are...
Estate planning is crucial to ensure the safety and security of your family’s future. But sometimes, loved ones pass away without a will. While this can make things more difficult, don’t worry — it doesn’t mean that their assets are out of your hands. ...
Most young married Texas couples have a lot to focus upon as they move forward in life. Jobs and careers demand time and attention. Financial security is an obvious goal, even as major purchases (e.g., especially a home) are in the mix.And, of course, having kids...
Your house is important for you and your spouse. It is likely the largest asset you own. When you pass away, you want to make sure that your spouse doesn't have to go through probate court just to keep your family home. Texas law can make avoiding probate difficult....
Securing a smooth financial future can be a challenge under the best of circumstances. But when you or one of your loved ones must also deal with special medical or life needs, the situation may prove especially worrying and difficult. Fortunately, you may be able to...
You may feel that you are too young to start planning your estate. But even if you still have many years before you retire, you should start thinking about the future now. Estate planning helps to protect you and your family from the unexpected. Planning ahead makes...
If you're one-half of a young couple with everything in the world to look forward to, you may think it absurd to start worrying about such things as creating a will or establishing guardianship of children. But the truth is that you can never make your estate planning...
