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- 2 key details people don't realize about Medicaid benefits in Texas
- 2 key issues business owners must address in their estate plans
- 2 risks for out-of-state executors of estates with real property
- 3 benefits of using a transfer on death deed in Texas
- 3 characteristics of a good power of attorney
- 3 concerns if you live out-of-state and inherit Texas property
- 3 factors that influence the best choice for a business structure
- 3 important considerations when an estate includes a home
- 3 important estate planning steps for new parents
- 3 probate challenges that may arise for out-of-state representatives
- 3 provisions young parents should have in their estate plans
- 3 reasons to update your estate plan during the holidays
- 3 signs it’s time to update your estate plan
- 3 signs you should update your estate plan
- 3 steps you should take this year to update your estate plan
- 3 strategies for avoiding probate in Texas
- 3 things to include in your business succession plan
- 3 times an adult may require a guardianship
- 3 times families can seek to remove an estate's personal representative
- 3 times to consider drafting transfer on death deeds
- 3 tips for guardianship duties
- 3 ways a lawyer can help out-of-state executors in Texas
- 3 ways to transfer a family business
- 4 differences between a health care directive and a health care power of attorney
- 4 signs your will may be out of date
- 5 tips for becoming the perfect executor
- A second marriage is a good reason to update an estate plan
- A video conference helps you with estate planning meetings
- Addressing debts during Texas probate proceedings
- Avoiding foreclosure when reclaiming an owner-financed property
- Building your credit score before buying a house
- Business structures entrepreneurs need to consider
- Can a simple clause help you prevent estate litigation?
- Can a will be contested in probate court in Texas
- Can an estate plan help someone avoid a future guardianship?
- Can creditors hold you accountable for debts not paid in probate?
- Can I kick my parent's partner out of their Texas home?
- Can probate litigation endanger a beneficiary's inheritance?
- Can you handle probate issues out of state over video?
- Can you open probate in multiple states?
- Can you probate a foreign will in Texas?
- Can you turn down the role as an executor if you’re out of state?
- Choosing your power of attorney wisely
- Could taxes minimize what people can inherit from a Texas estate?
- Debunking common myths about wills and probate
- Do adult children have a right to inherit if a parent dies?
- Do online passwords belong in your estate planning documents?
- Does a Texas personal representative need to live in the state?
- Don’t forget your estate plan if you are planning to divorce
- Estate planning and the documents you need
- Estate planning for Texas business owners
- Families should not fear an estate plan
- Handling a Texas estate from another state without a last will
- How can concerned parties secure adult guardianship?
- How complex is out-of-state estate planning?
- How do I get appointed as an independent administrator of a Texas estate?
- How long may a special needs trust have to last?
- How many estates are subject to intestate succession rules?
- How much do you have to travel for out-of-state probate?
- How power of attorney differs from conservatorship & guardianship
- How should you prepare to meet with the court through video?
- How to be an effective estate executor
- How to determine if your parents might need a power of attorney
- How to establish a guardianship in Texas
- How to handle probate in multiple states
- How to know if you should serve as a parent's guardian
- I cannot find my parent's will
- Important considerations when choosing an executor
- Is a will written in one state valid in another?
- Key elements of an estate plan as a parent
- Medicaid and Transfer on Death Deeds in Texas
- Named as a trustee? Here is a quick guide
- Options to bypass probate
- Out of state probate: Things to expect from the process
- Parents: Have these 3 provisions in your estate plan
- Protecting assets with smart estate planning
- Should parents divide up their children's inheritance equally?
- Should you pass your business on to one child or both?
- Should you set up a special needs trust?
- Should you share your will with your family?
- Should you update the beneficiary designations in your will?
- Signs that guardianship for your child with a disability needs to change
- Sole proprietors and transferring a family business
- Starting an estate plan in Texas
- Starting your own business? Consider forming an LLC
- The basics of estate planning in Texas
- The basics of probate
- The difference between a durable and medical power of attorney
- The difference between a durable and medical power of attorney
- The duties of an estate executor
- The remote executor's roadmap to Texas probate
- Things to consider when choosing a legal guardian for your child
- Three reasons a Texas will can be challenged
- Transferring a family business with estate planning
- Understanding the duties of an executor
- Understanding the Power of Attorney
- Understanding the power of estate planning: securing your legacy
- Understanding the terms of a guardianship
- Understanding the types of probate
- Understanding your power of attorney options in Texas
- Ways to avoid ancillary probate
- What are the types of guardianship available in Texas?
- What are your responsibilities as an executor?
- What can an estate executor do without court involvement?
- What do you have to disclose when selling a home you repaired?
- What does breach of fiduciary duty mean in estate administration?
- What does it mean to be an independent administrator of an estate?
- What does out-of-state estate administration mean for taxes?
- What happens if you're granted power of attorney
- What happens when family members die without a will?
- What if your parents have too many assets for Texas Medicaid?
- What information should you provide in your medical directive?
- What is an irrevocable and revocable trust?
- What is the purpose of a lady bird deed in Texas?
- What makes someone a good executor?
- What role do trusts play in an estate plan?
- What should you discuss with your medical power of attorney?
- What should you do when your parent dies in Texas without a will?
- What to do when it is too late for a power of attorney
- What you are expected to do as executor of an estate
- What’s different between durable and medical power of attorney?
- When can a beneficiary seek to remove an estate’s executor?
- When can estate administration lead to financial liability?
- When guardianship may be a good idea
- When is it time to pursue guardianship of a parent?
- When should you look to assign power of attorney?
- Who should you name as executor?
- Why do so many people move to Texas as they age?
- Why is long-term planning so important?
- Why parents of the disabled should consider special needs trusts
- Why shouldn’t you choose an out-of-state executor?
- Why unequal bequests can cause estate disputes
- Will inheriting from a Texas estate trigger taxes for out-of-state beneficiaries?
- Will living out of state increase the taxes on a Texas estate?
- Will you need to handle probate in more than one state?