Many More People Will Owe Estate Taxes Upon Death Without Appropriate Planning
Your estate plan may not be as buttoned up or airtight as you think. In fact, it could be vulnerable to greater estate tax liabilities than you thought
When a Spouse Dies in TX, Here’s What Happens to Community v. Separate Property
Widows and widowers in Texas don’t necessarily inherit everything when their spouse passes away. In fact, surviving spouses may — or may not — be legally
When It’s Time to Force a Distribution from an Estate in TX, Here’s What You Need to Do
Probate and inheritance can raise thorny issues, especially when assets enter the picture and interested parties disagree on the next steps. In
Here’s What We Can Learn from Some of History’s Wildest Wills & the Battles That Ensued
Wills and last wishes can be as complex and unique as the people behind them. That can lead to some strange terms, bizarre requests,
Find Out What It Takes to Contest a Will in Texas & What to Anticipate If You Do
Will contests can raise critical questions about how a will was created, executed, or revised potentially sparking some fiery conflicts in Texas
When & Why Contractual Wills Are Used & How to Protect Your Interests as a Testator or Heir
Joint wills have been used for decades as a way for two parties to share one will when they have the same
Buyers, Beware of Purchasing a Decedent’s Foreclosed Property. Here’s Why.
Foreclosures and property sales typically attract real estate investors hunting for bargain basement prices. That’s no secret. However, there may be hidden risks involved in these transactions when the property
Testing the Simplicity of Wills, Ron Swanson’s Will Also Puts Texas Estate Law to the Test
Wills are complicated legal documents that should be carefully crafted with several terms and many details that cover at least a couple of pages
Key Considerations & Strategies for Digital Currency in Texas Estate Planning
How to Maintain Privacy & Protect Your Interests When You Own Property in Texas
Real estate privacy trusts (REPTs) can mask the individuals and businesses behind property transactions and real estate ownership in Texas, providing a powerful solution for maintaining
