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  • Banks, Beneficiaries and the Best Laid Plans: How Financial Institutions Impact Estate Planning

    For instance, a trust cannot be listed as a beneficiary unless it has a current tax ID number. You won’t have such a number if your trust exists within a will.

  • Guarding Your Estate Plans Against the Impact of Inflation

    Real estate stocks and investment trusts can perform better if higher inflation causes the value of assets There has never been a better time to meet with a trusted estate planning attorney to review your goals

  • Becoming a Power of Attorney & What You Should Know!

    directives, Kim explains the nuanced differences between them and highlights the importance of selecting a trusted

  • Setting Our Adult Children Up for Success

    documents any adult over the age of 18 should have: Medical Power of Attorney: This document allows for a trusted the ability to handle financial and legal matters on behalf of the person who is incapacitated to a trusted

  • Estate Planning for Those You Love (Including Four-Legged Children)!

    Trusts for Pets Eager to secure a fund for your pet’s care after you pass? You may want to weigh the benefits of creating a trust for your pets. are drafted throughout the trust. A trust also provides accountability for the money you will leave the caretaker to be sure it is used Pet trusts are a more secure option than wills, but they are also quite inflexible.

  • Texas Lady Bird Deed Vs. Transfer on Death Deed

    executor is responsible for handling your estate once you’re gone, so it’s important to choose someone you trust This can cause problems if the courts choose someone you do not trust.

  • Navigating High-Profile Guardianship Matters in Texas: A Guide to Avoiding Legal Turmoil

    to Physicians (also known as a Living Will) Declaration of Guardian Last Will and Testament Living Trust By revisiting and updating documents such as wills, trusts, and power of attorney regularly, individuals

  • Estate Planning Needs to Happen After a Divorce

    should immediately review and revise, if necessary, the following legal and estate planning documents: Trusts Probate #ProbateCourt #PowersofAttorney #Divorce #Wills #HoustonEstatePlanningLawyer #LifeInsurance #Trusts

  • Dying Without a Will and What Happens to Your Stuff

    govern whom among a deceased’s relatives will receive the property and assets when there’s no will or trust

  • Do I Need a Will?

    Trust and estate attorneys can help you transfer property to heirs in the most tax-efficient way possible

  • Prepare your Estate Planning Now to Help Loved Ones Later

    Consider a living trust. A will may not cover all of your estate-planning needs. You might want to look at a living trust. A trust can give you flexibility in distributing your assets and can help you avoid probate. In order to create a trust or other estate-planning documents, work with a qualified and experienced These include your birth certificate, will, and living trust. Communication.

  • Snoop Dogg Too Smart to Have a Will?

    Appoint a trustee for your children. circumstances (such as a special needs child or significant inheritance), you might want an independent trustee—such as a bank or trust company—to serve as trustee or as co-trustee to make the best financial choices for Guardianship #EstatePlanningLawyer #ProbateAttorney #Probate #ProbateCourt #Inheritance #Wills #TaxPlanning #Trusts

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