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Financial Planning For Your MarriageDiscover how a prenuptial agreement is actually a good thing! Protecting your relationship, family and finances early on can make all of the difference.
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Two Kinds of Divorce: Real Divorce and Legal DivorceMost think divorce is just a process. Not true. As important as your legal rights and obligations are when separating from your spouse, there is more to it.
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Including Pets in an Estate Plan So You Know They Will Be Taken Care of if Something Happens to YouIf you were to become incapacitated or die unexpectedly, who would take care of your pets? Get peace of mind by including them in your Texas estate plan.
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The Story of The Lonely Last Will and TestamentThe Last Will and Testament thought it was just a piece of paper that had words on it that nobody understood...until it realized its purpose. Read more!
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INHERITANCE…A Right or a Privilege?When creating an estate plan, there are challenges that are presented due to the variety of family dynamics that exist in today’s world of Trusts and Estates.
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The Duties of a FiduciaryA fiduciary has a tremendous amount of responsibility and important duties. Learn more in-depth about fiduciaries and why they are important.
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Fall Is in the Air…And It's the Perfect Time to Review Your Estate PlanThe Fall is great time to review your Last Will and Testament, Revocable Trust and other estate planning documents. An annual review can give you peace of mind.
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6 Ways a Will Can be INVALDAre you questioning the validity of a loved ones Last Will and Testament? We discuss 6 ways in which a Will can be determined to be invalid.
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The 3 Most Important Parts of a Last Will and TestamentA Last Will and Testament in TX lists a person’s wishes following their death. It states how property is disposed, names an executor, guardian and/or Trustee.
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The Different Types of GuardianshipsThere are different types of Guardianships for different situations. Having knowledge about them can help you make the right decisions for your loved one.
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How is Property Divided in a High Net Worth Divorce?In a Texas divorce, certain real property is considered community property and other property is considered separate. Find out if it could effect your divorce.
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Will Contests - The Requirements of Signing a Will in TexasA Will must meet certain requirements in Texas. Keeping these in mind can protect your loved ones from the cost and stress of a possible Will Contest.