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Estate planning is a meticulous process that requires careful consideration of numerous factors to ensure the seamless transfer of assets and the protection of your loved ones. One of the critical decisions you'll face is selecting the right executor and trustee to...
As an estate planning attorney, I am often approached by clients seeking guidance on how to shield their hard-earned assets from potential creditors and lawsuits. Asset protection is a crucial aspect of comprehensive estate planning, as it ensures the preservation of...
As an estate planning attorney, I understand that navigating the world of wills, trusts, and probate can be overwhelming for many individuals. However, these foundational components of estate planning are crucial for ensuring your assets are distributed according to...
As a Texas licensed estate planning attorney, I often encounter clients who are unsure about the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts and how each can benefit their estate planning goals. Trusts are powerful tools that offer flexibility, asset...
When it comes to estate planning, many individuals focus solely on wills and trusts. However, there are other crucial documents that can protect your interests and ensure your wishes are honored during your lifetime. As a Texas licensed estate planning attorney, I am...
As an estate planning attorney, I understand the importance of staying updated with the latest legal changes that may impact your estate plan. Over the past few years, Texas has seen significant updates and revisions to its estate planning laws and there are key legal...
In today's digital world, our lives are intertwined with online accounts, digital assets, and virtual identities. As an estate planning and probate attorney, I understand the critical importance of including digital assets in your estate plan. Failing to address these...
As an estate planning attorney, I understand the role of an executor is vital in overseeing the distribution of assets and fulfilling various responsibilities. Let’s review the duties and responsibilities of an executor as outlined in the Texas Estates Code. If you...
A common issue that arises when A Last Will and Testament (“Will”) is contested amongst beneficiaries, or any other interested parties, is whether or not the Signor (“Testator”) of the document had the “testamentary capacity” to do so. Testamentary capacity, simply put, is a person’s legal and mental ability to create or alter a valid Will. In order to prove…
Updated: Oct 23, 2020 What Is A Prenuptial Agreement A prenuptial agreement between individuals has become a commonly used instrument within estate planning. In general, a prenuptial agreement is an agreement entered into by two individuals before marriage that outlines each parties’ rights during the marriage, after a possible dissolution of a marriage, and upon the death of one or both…