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- Can Your Parent’s Estate Go to Probate?
The executor is responsible for ensuring that creditors have been notified of the individual’s death.
- WORKING WITH A TEXAS LAWYER TO FUND A SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST
The parents’ assets are put into the trust upon his or her death with instructions on how they are to
- Grief And Anxiety Go Hand In Hand
From death certificates and medical bills, to letters from the credit card company and everything in
- Life Insurance for a Professional Racecar Driver? You Bet!
The suggested policy for most families is a term life insurance policy with a death benefit that is approximately
- Not On the Same Page? What to Do if Your Spouse Disagrees With You About Estate Planning
What about the sudden death of your spouse, child, or even grandchild?
- MANY HARRIS COUNTY ESTATE PLANNING LAWYERS OVERLOOK THIS IMPORTANT ASPECT OF TRUST ADMINISTRATION
Obviously, you cannot predict how markets will change and what new developments will arise after your death
- Easy Ways to Help Plan Your Estate
While death is pretty certain for all of us, nobody is quite prepared. The probate court will notify the public, including creditors, of your death and will pay all debts of Although it might seem unpleasant planning for your death, if you fail to do so, the court will do it This property is automatically transferred to the other owner. Pay-on-death (POD) accounts. Then the money is automatically transferred to him or her upon your death.
- The Inextricable Link Between Long-Term Planning and Freedom
stress associated with the loss of a loved one, incapacity, or the distribution of our assets after death
- The Greatest May Face One More Fight: An Estate Battle
date that his estate planning documents were finalized will be critical: the nearer to his date of death
- Legal Lingo: What’s The Difference Between A Revocable And An Irrevocable Trust?
We are all about plain language and transparent pricing. policies, funds that are to be used to take care of a minor or funds to be protected until the Grantor’s death
- Why Having an Imperfect Estate Plan Is Better Than Not Having One At All
How much money you will have left upon death, which can depend on longevity and potential need for long-term You can provide differential support during your life, but unequal distributions at death may create your children and grandchildren, or simply provide that the funds be distributed outright upon your death
- What Are the Advantages of A Retirement Trust?
They can be managed by a third party, known as a trustee both during your lifetime and after your death