Estate Administration
& Probate
Estate Planning
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Learning that your parent recently died is a shock and a source of grief. Finding out that they died without a last will can lead to anxiety and insecurity. Most people don't know what to expect in probate to begin with, and when the person who died didn't leave a...
Trying to manage a Texas estate from another state is a difficult task. You may require professional support in Texas just to make remote estate administration feasible. From securing property to learning about state laws, you may have a lot of work in your immediate...
Being assigned as your loved one’s executor doesn’t automatically mean that you have to fulfill that role. In fact, you have every right to turn it down. When you live in another state, you may find that it’s difficult to deal with the estate, probate and other...
Are you in disagreement with the terms or the execution of the will your benefactor leave behind? If so, Texas law allows you to contest the validity of the details in that will in probate court. Here is what you need to know. Can you contest a will in Texas? Yes, you...
Florida is not the only state where retirees move to enjoy their Golden Years. Texas also has its fair share of older adults who called the state home. Some of them are snowbirds who maintained a primary residence in another state but spend the coldest months in...
With everything that has happened in the last few years and the rise of technology allowing for more telecommunications, you may be surprised to know that you can handle many probate issues online. If you have had a loved one pass away in another state but would have...
You may have a decent understanding of what it means to become the executor of an estate, but are you familiar with becoming an independent administrator? This is a person who has the ability to settle with creditors and to set aside exempt property to sell or...
When Texas residents prepare their estate plans, they set them up in a way that best benefits their heirs. They know that what they do when it comes to setting up a plan will determine how easy or difficult it will be for their beneficiaries to receive their...
When you have children, it’s extremely important that you have an estate plan in place that can protect them if something happens to you. You should set up a guardianship, so that another party is there to take care of them if you cannot. You may also want to set up a...
Flipping houses can be a way to turn liquid capital or good credit into a consistent stream of income. Successfully predicting up-and-coming neighborhoods or locating diamonds in the rough can let you turn a minimal investment into a massive payday. Often, the home...
