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The IRS is Now Using Private Debt Collectors – Be Aware of Recent ScamsThe IRS is beginning to implement use of private debt collection agencies. Learn tips on how to protect yourself from potential scams.
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Grandparents’ Rights in TexasIn a recent news story, it was revealed that Priscilla Presley is caring for her grandchildren. Grandparents’ rights in Texas are limited.
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Who Gets The Remains?TX has strict laws as to who may authorize cremation and who has the legal right to control the remains.
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Estate Planning - Preparation for the InevitableA recent article from the New York Times gives a perspective on why estate planning isn’t “death planning”, but instead it is preparation for the inevitable.
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Mattress MoneyAn article about federal officials uncovering $20 million in cash under a mattress got me thinking about the various places we've seen people hide money.
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2017 Estate Planning ResolutionsCreating or updating your estate plan is a resolution you can’t afford to put off because of the financial & legal burdens that could be placed on your family.
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Giving Thanks During The HolidaysMake the holidays a time to get your affairs in order, spend time with family and friends, and give thanks.
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It’s Coming: Estate Tax ChangesEstate planning is a topic that affects everyone. Find out how the recent election could have an impact on your estate tax planning.
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What About the Stuff?When people get divorced, they have to divide the property they've accumulated together. Protect your "stuff" by having the right attorney by your side.
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Star Trek Actor Anton Yelchin Didn't Have A WillStar Trek actor, Anton Yelchin died in a tragic accident last summer without a Will. His parents now have the task of trying to gain control of his estate.
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Who Keeps the Bling???Are you wondering if you get to keep the ring? Find out who gets to keep the bling in a broken off engagement or divorce in Texas.
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Who Would Take Care of Your Children if Something Happens to You?If you have minor children, having an estate plan in place is a must! There are two important estate planning pieces to have in order to protect your children.