Ashmore Law Firm: Our Legal Blog
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Can I Write My Own Will?
There are two types of Wills, which depending on your situation, can be used to ensure your estate is distributed the way you want.
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Financial Considerations Before, During, and After a Divorce
Learn how involving a financial advisor is one of the crucial steps you should take when going through the divorce process.
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The Proper Estate Plan Will Prevent Uncle Sam From Getting More Than He Deserves
Over 60% of Americans will have a taxable estate when the estate tax exemption goes to $1 million on January 1, 2013 at a tax rate of 55%.
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What is Probate and Is It Needed?
After a loved one passes away we recommend speaking with a qualified probate attorney to see if probate is necessary.
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You Want A Quick Divorce? Not in California
Here is an article about Katy Perry’s recent divorce from Russell Brand in California.
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How to Protect Your Business Before Divorce
Learn the difference between personal and enterprise goodwill in a business, and how to protect your business in a divorce.
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11 Steps to Take Immediately After an Accident
A lot of people are shaken up or surprised when an accident happens that they don’t always know what to do next. Here are guidelines that give you an advantage.
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Do I Need A Power of Attorney?
Everyone 18 years of age or older needs the appropriate Powers of Attorney. Check out the different types of Power of Attorneys and determine which is best.
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New IRS tax regulations make personal injury settlements more pain-free.
The new regulations for tax-free legal settlements related to personal injuries provide more peace of mind from a tax perspective.
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New Year’s Resolution: Set up Your Estate Plan
An estate plan is to ensure your assets are protected in Texas. Estate Planning also protects you should you become incapacitated.
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Guardianship May Not be that Simple
Life as we know it is unexpected, but planning for situations like these can save you from complications later. Guardianships in Texas may not be that simple.
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Protecting Our Parents
As our parents age, many legal issues come into play. Parents want to be able to stay independent and care for themselves, without a guardian.
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The 3 Days That Most Deaths Occur, The Answer Will Shock You
The holidays are approaching & the death rate is rising around Christmas, the day after Christmas, & New Year's - make sure that your estate plan's in place.
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I Was Ordered To Mediate, But There's No Way I'll Settle!
Mediation is the process by which the parties attempt to settle their case through a neutral third party mediator.
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How Divorce Can Affect Your Taxes
You need to make sure that your divorce attorney is working with a qualified CPA and/or tax attorney before the case is finalized.
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Were you in an Accident with an Uninsured Driver?
What does it mean if you're in an accident caused by an uninsured driver? More likely than not they will have no way to compensate you for the damages.
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What is PIP?
PIP acts like health insurance or short term disability insurance for medical expenses or lost wages caused by a car accident.
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PIP vs. Med-Pay….. Which Should I Choose?
Med-Pay is offered as an alternative to PIP. You can purchase one or the other, but not both.
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Think Twice Before Settling Your Insurance Claim
Settling with the insurance company may seem like the right thing to do, but taking a step back and looking at your options can save you time, stress & money.
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2 Reasons NOT to Agree to an Early Settlement!
There are a lot of reasons NOT to agree to an early settlement with the insurance adjuster, but here are 2 of the most important reasons...