Creating a will might not seem fun -- it might even seem painful -- but not having a will may be even more painful for family members in Texas. This is because the lack of a will means that one's estate has to go through an administration proceeding in probate court....
Understandably, most people do not want to discuss their own death. However, death is unavoidable, and surviving Texas family members stand to benefit more when estate plans are in place. Since the internet is a very powerful tool, most people have social media...
Men and women approach estate planning in different ways. Women are believed to live longer and have custody of their children. Approximately 36 percent of women who are over the age of 65 are widowed. However, there are ways Texas women can have an easier time with...
Despite what some mistakenly believe, making preparations for who will receive an individual's legacy after death is not just reserved for the rich and wealthy. Anyone in Texas with any amount of assets can benefit from engaging in estate planning. One important...
Regardless of how many assets a person has, there should be a set of instructions in place for surviving family members in the event of an individual's death. Estate planning sets out a road map of a Texas estate owner's wishes while designating appropriate...
