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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...
Fewer than one out of four private companies have a formal succession plan according to the National Association of Corporate Directors. Putting a succession plan in place has many benefits and helps to curtail uncertainty and conflict, especially in the case of...
If you are intending to walk down the aisle in the next year or so, you undoubtedly have a great deal on your plate. Not only must you nail down the fine details of your ceremony and reception, but you also must prepare for entertaining numerous guests. You even may...
One of the most challenging components of estate planning for parents of young children is naming a guardian. No one wants to think about their kids growing up in a world without them, but if you do not create a plan, your children may end up at the mercy of the court...
A solid estate plan helps you care for your family even after you are gone. It also ensures the assets you worked so hard for go to good use, whether it is helping loved ones pay for college or purchasing a new home. While it is important for everyone to have an...
Estate planning for a blended family requires open communication and attention to detail. While there are no unique requirements for a blended family, you need to address a few fundamental issues. Consider how your family may relate to each other in the future. Will...
Sudden, serious illnesses or injuries may leave people physically or mentally incapacitated. In such conditions, patients often do not have the ability to tell the doctors what they do and do not want in terms of treatment and care. Therefore, the decisions fall to...
Sibling rivalry happens in many families across the country, with these rivalries often starting in childhood and maintaining even through adulthood. In some cases, this rivalry can lead to major issues. For example, in the event of a parent's death, these rivalries...
