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What is a Lady Bird Deed in Texas?
Throughout the process of your Texas estate, you’ll find yourself wondering what the best will, trust, and deed options might be for your situation. It’s important to make sure the right assets are set up to be transferred upon death to the right people, and in a...
4 Hidden Problems with Transfer on Death Deeds in Texas
A Transfer on Death deed (also called TOD or TODD) is becoming a popular estate planning option for many Texans. There's little wonder why: it avoids the probate process, which can be lengthy, is relatively simple, and immediately transfers property to named...
How to Get a Power of Attorney in Texas
In the later stages of life, it becomes important to fully understand how you can guide your loved ones through unexpected and also trying times. This is new territory for everyone who reaches this stage of life. But don't fret. There is a well defined path that many...
Should You Create a Trust Online? Pros and Cons Explored
Deciding whether to create a trust online is an important decision—a decision with lasting implications. The allure of convenience and cost savings can be tempting, but the nuances of estate planning warrant careful consideration. A revocable trust serves as a...
How to Probate a Will in Texas: How Long Does It Take?
How Long Does It Take to Probate a Will in Texas? The probate timeline in Texas depends on several factors, including the size of the estate, whether a valid will exists, and if any disputes arise. On average, probate in Texas can take anywhere from a few months to...
Durable Power of Attorney in Fort Worth Texas
Essential Legal Guidance for Secure Decision-Making Life is unpredictable, and sometimes it can take away our ability to make financial decisions for ourselves. This is never pleasant to think about, however, it’s a reality that every responsible person must consider....
Understanding Uncontested Probate in Texas: A Guide to Navigating the Process
Probating an estate is complex and time-consuming, and is something most people try to avoid in advance with estate planning. However, sometimes probate is necessary, and an uncontested probate case can be confusing and frustrating without an experienced probate...
Trust vs Will: Is a Will Good Enough?
We often get asked whether a last will and testament is "good enough," or whether a comprehensive estate plan might better serve the client and their needs. The short answer: it depends on your circumstances. The longer answer: it’s important to do your research....
How Much Does a Trust Cost to Maintain?
Trusts can be an intelligent way to manage your estate planning needs. But how much does a trust cost to maintain? Typical trust fund maintenance costs include: Administration fees Management fees Maintenance fees Keep in mind that some estate planning professionals...
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