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Estate Planning, Wills, and Trusts

• Do I Need A Power of Attorney?
• Without this New Year’s Resolution, it could be a matter of life and death. | Setting up your Estate PLan, Living Will, Living Trust, and Power of Attorney in Dallas
• Is Your Will In Place? The Three Not-Always-Joyful Days are Approaching….
• Estate Tax – So Now What? Review, Review, Review
• But Aren’t We Your Parents???

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Estate Planning, Wills, and Trusts

• Six estate planning documents that every Texan should consider.

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How Often Should I Review My Will?

One of the things that we are putting together are these brochures, informational, educational brochures. One of them is entitled, ‘Am I Hosed If I Don't Have A Will?' And primarily, you are. You want to have a will if you live in the state of Texas. But one of the things that's very important is that you should review your wills annually. And the reason for that is, there are different things that may happen in your life: you may have started a family, you now have kids that need to be addressed, you may have come into some additional assets that you want to be distributed a little bit differently, you may have some family members that have fallen off the wagon, so to speak, you may have interlopers, which is when you now deal with kids or family members who get married to people who the rest of the family may not like. So you do want to review your will and your estate planning documents at least annually to make sure your affairs are in order, and to make sure that your wishes are in writing and signed off on legally. 

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Estate Planning, Wills, and Trusts

• My wife and I do not have wills and have no dependents other than each other. Do we need a will?
• My mom died several years ago and I was the executor for her will. I've recently been contacted for a debt that was unknown at that time and that seems a bit fishy now. What can I do?
• What is the difference between a will and a living will?

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