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  • Do I Need a Prenup?

    A recent Business Insider’s article, “Ask a Financial Planner: ‘What should I include in a prenup?’ Reference: Business Insider (April 17, 2016) “Ask A Financial Planner: ‘What should I include in a prenup

  • Will I Have To Go Under A Guardianship?

    guardianship is a legal process where a court appoints someone to manage an individual’s personal or financial Another example would be a parent who is aging and develop dementia, that can no longer manage their finances

  • How to Remove Someone from a Life Estate

    Life estate disputes can be costly, involving property and impacting your financial future. Tax and Financial Considerations Altering a life estate can have significant tax and financial implications Conclusion and Next Steps Removing someone from a life estate is a complex process with many legal and financial rights and responsibilities of all parties involved, the grounds for removal, and the potential tax and financial

  • How Often Do You Need to Update Your Estate Planning?

    disability of your executor or trustee A name change of someone in your estate plan A significant change in financial Financial Power of Attorney, which gives someone the ability to manage your financial affairs and financial

  • Create a Road Map for the Care of Your Special Needs Child

    disabilities need to be especially vigilant with their estate planning to guarantee their child’s secure financial Adults with severe disabilities are living longer than ever, so it’s critical to create a financial plan However, the other children could run into financial trouble of their own or may have a change of heart

  • What Are the Advantages of A Retirement Trust?

    advantages, and long-term control benefits than many other retirement options, which can help you and your financial can do is rely on the expertise of estate planning to make certain that you are not only making smart financial Proper estate planning can ensure you will stay financially sound well into your retirement while you

  • What is Trust Administration, and When Should You Get Professional Help?

    But without proper legal, financial, and administrative knowledge, successfully balancing these competing Risks of Using a Non-Professional Successor Trustee Becoming a trustee without enough legal and financial Poor Investment Decisions – Investing trust assets improperly can severely erode a decedent’s financial Without a thorough working knowledge of trusts and estates’ legal and financial intricacies, trustee Corporate trustees get extensive legal, financial, tax, and investment training to manage different trusts

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

    impact the lives and well-being of individuals that have been deemed unable to manage their personal and financial to the Application filed by Cary, is allegedly incapacitated and unable to make her own medical and financial Reviewing Your Estate Plan Regularly reviewing estate planning documents is a cornerstone of responsible financial Life events such as marriages, births, divorces, or changes in financial status can significantly impact

  • What is a Marital Trust and How does it work in Texas?

    Understanding how a marital trust works can help families plan their financial futures and protect their A marital trust, also known as an "A" trust, is a fiduciary arrangement established to provide financial the trustee, but it is also common to name a third-party trustee, such as a trusted family member or financial they function under Texas law, couples can make informed decisions that align with their long-term financial By understanding and implementing a marital trust tailored to your unique family dynamics and financial

  • 5 Estate Planning Myths

    loved ones can mourn your loss without being simultaneously burdened with unnecessary red tape and financial A statutory durable power of attorney allows you to appoint an agent to handle your finances in the event that you are unable to pay bills or manage finances yourself. because once a child turns 18, parents no longer have the legal right to access the child’s medical and financial

  • Phoenix Inventors Create Digital Storage for Estate Planning Documents

    A number of financial institutions offer similar platforms, often with the ability to centralize all of your financial accounts—from credit cards to insurance policies and bank and investment accounts.

  • Houston Will and Trust Lawyer: Read This Before Adding Your Child’s Name to Your Banking Account!

    If your child has financial problems, you should absolutely not add their name to any of your assets You could possibly lose your home due to your child’s financial mistakes.

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