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
If you die without a will, known as intestacy, it won’t be your problem – it will be everyone else’s! If you die without a will, Texas law determines who will inherit your estate. As a result, many issues can arise in the administration of your estate: Effort Involved in Determining Heirs/Opening Administration A court proceeding is required to determine heirs of an estate. Since court...Read More 0