As a busy Texas business owner, I know what it’s like to watch the sunrise from behind a computer screen, with breakfast being the last thing on your mind. Between checking emails, preparing for meetings, and managing a busy household, the morning rush can feel overwhelming. But what if I told you that you could […]
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Estimated Read Time: 7-10 Minutes Key Takeaways from this article: Nearly 70% of Texas business owners are operating without an updated estate plan, putting both their personal and business assets at significant risk. A robust estate plan for business owners requires four core documents: a Last Will and Testament, a Living Trust (either revocable or
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When the Texas legislature introduced Transfer on Death Deeds (TODD) in 2015 through Texas Estates Code Chapter 114, many homeowners saw them as simple solutions. Similar to adding a beneficiary to your bank account, TODDs let you name someone to receive your property after death. But here’s what many Texas families don’t realize: Transfer on Death
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Is Your Child’s Future at Risk? As a parent or caregiver of a loved one with special needs in Cedar Park, Texas, you’ve likely devoted countless hours to ensuring their well-being. But have you considered what will happen when you’re no longer able to provide that care? This is where estate planning for special needs
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As we age, it’s crucial to plan for the future. If you’re a Texan over 55, you might be wondering if you really need powers of attorney or how they fit into your estate planning. But the truth is, we should be thinking about Powers of Attorney as soon as we turn 18! What is a
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By addressing the emotional side of selling your long-time home and tying it to the practical aspects of wills, trusts, and estate planning, you can make the transition smoother and ensure that your future is well-planned and secure.
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As a parent, sending your child off to college is a momentous occasion. It’s a time filled with excitement, pride, and perhaps a touch of anxiety. While you’re busy preparing your teenager with all the essentials for their dorm room and ensuring they have the right classes, one crucial legal aspect often gets overlooked: securing
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Special Needs Trusts Under Texas Law: Protecting Disability Funds Navigating the world of estate planning can be complex, especially when it comes to providing for the future of a loved one with special needs. In Texas, as in many other states, creating a Special Needs Trust (SNT) can be a crucial component of securing their
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Cease and desist letters, often the first step in legal disputes, can be intimidating and confusing for anyone on the receiving end. In Texas, understanding how to respond to these letters is crucial to protecting your rights and interests. As an experienced estate attorney with nearly two decades of practice, I’ve seen my fair share
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Selling your home can be a significant life event, and as a seller, you want the process to go as smoothly as possible. However, there are crucial legal obligations you must meet when it comes to disclosing your property’s condition. In this guide, we’ll explore the ins and outs of selling a house in Central
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