Possessing the right knowledge, skill-sets, and abilities can often make attending to obligations of an executor much more doable. In particular, individuals who know what to expect when performing executor duties during a Texas probate administration may find themselves going through the proceedings much more easily. When it comes to being an competent executor, it is…
Category: Young Family Estate Planning
Planning for the welfare of your children may be at the forefront of your mind in the midst of the present COVID-19 pandemic and volatility of this world. The decision you have been putting off may feel more pressing than ever. Specifically, who would care for your minor children if you and a co-parent become…
In a time of uncertainty, many people find comfort and peace in creating an estate plan that will help to ensure that their legacy is protected. Now is a good time for those without estate plans to have basic plans put in place and those who already have plans to ensure those documents (which may…
Every now and then I come across a heartbreaking story about a father or mother passing away, leaving behind young children. Occasionally, it’s both parents, killed in a heartbreaking accident, and their kids are suddenly left as orphans. Each time I say a prayer and hope that there is a legal plan in place to…
The common view of estate planning is that one needs to have substantial assets or must be in their golden years before thinking about creating an estate plan. But as times change and cultures change, the traditional customs surrounding estate planning also change. Estate planning is not limited to the wealthy or to the elderly….