How Will Taxes Affect Your Texas Estate?
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Protect Your Privacy With Estate Planning In Texas
Many people wish to have their affairs remain private during their lifetimes and after they pass away. However, in Texas, …
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The Importance Of Advance Directives In Texas Estate Planning
The most basic reason for estate planning is to ensure that an individual’s wishes are carried out during incapacity and …
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Special Needs Trusts In Texas Estate Planning
If you have a special needs child, you’re probably very concerned about the level of care your child will receive …
Lady Bird Deeds In Texas Estate Planning
A Lady Bird Deed, also known as an enhanced life estate deed, is a special kind of deed recognized in …
Life Events That Could Impact Your Current Estate Plan
Estate planning isn’t typically something you do once and then forget about. It’s best to review your estate plan from …
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New To Texas? Consider Revising Your Estate Plan
Texas is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, having topped the population growth list according to 2021 federal …
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Texas Estate Planning: Five Essential Documents
How can you ensure that your final wishes are carried out when you die? Is there a way to take …
Letters Testamentary – What Is It, Who Needs It, and How to Get It In Texas
What does Letters Testamentary mean? This term may seem foreign to you, but it’s actually one of the more basic …
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What Assets Can Go Into a Revocable Living Trust?
Many people think they should create a trust, but they don’t quite understand how it might benefit them. A revocable trust can both mitigate your tax burden and help beneficiaries avoid long and costly probate processes. Before you start a trust, though, you must ensure it will work for your goals. If you don’t, you may be wasting time and money and create a big mess for your family.