When choosing your executor for your estate, you want to pick someone who will not let you down. This person should have your trust and should think in a way somewhat similar to you. However, they should also have what it takes to fulfill the duties of an executor....
Having an estate plan in Texas is all good and dandy until a dispute jeopardizes your assets and tarnishes your legacy. Disagreements about what you want can have serious financial repercussions. Fine-tuning your strategy throughout your life may reduce tension and...
Being newly engaged is an exciting time, but there are many legal and financial considerations to make with your soon-to-be spouse before walking down the aisle. These include whether or not one partner will take the other's last name and which bank accounts will be...
After creating your estate plan, you likely do not want to see it again for some time. After all, the act of creating an estate plan can take up enormous amounts of time and effort. However, you cannot simply leave your estate plan as-is for the rest of your life. You...
