Texas Governor Allows Wills and Powers of Attorney to be Notarized by Video Conference
The Texas Governor loosened requirements for a notary to acknowledge certain estate planning documents in response to the social distancing and shelter at home recommendations pertaining to the Covid-19 crisis. If you have questions about these new requirements or would like to complete your estate planning documents under the terms of this order contact our office to schedule an...Read More 0
Elder Care Planning & Family Meetings
Here are some barriers to elder care planning and family meetings and why it’s important to overcome them.Read More 0
Disadvantages of Dying without a Will
What Happens if You Die Without a Will? If you die without a will, it won’t be your problem; it’ll be everyone else’s! Dying without a will is also known as dying “intestate.” It could mean that rather than leaving your heirs an estate, they inherit an expensive and confusing headache. Three Steps to Decide Whether You Need a Will Dying intestate means that you did not leave...Read More 0