We created an online law library blog about estate planning to help our clients learn ways to help protect their hard-earned assets and achieve their goals and objectives.
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Estate Planning After Divorce in Texas | The Ashmore Law FirmDivorce can affect your will, trust, powers of attorney, beneficiary designations, and guardianship plans. Learn what to review after divorce in Texas.
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Trusts and Divorce in Texas | The Ashmore Law FirmLearn how trusts may be treated in a Texas divorce, when trust assets may raise separate property or community property issues, and why estate planning should be reviewed during and after divorce.
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Inheritance and Divorce in Texas: What You Need to KnowIs inheritance divided in a Texas divorce? Learn when inherited property may be separate property and why records matter.
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Dallas High-Asset Divorce, Tax & Trust Strategy | Family Law & Estate Planning Combined TeamDivorce involving assets or a business can affect taxes, trusts, asset protection, business valuation, and long-term financial security. Learn what to consider.
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2026 Tax Changes and Why They Matter to Your Estate Planning in TexasNow that 2026 has arrived, the federal estate and gift tax exemption has changed. Learn what the 2026 estate tax updates mean and why Dallas Fort Worth families should review their estate plans.
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When Should I Review My Estate Plan? An Annual Review Helps Protect your Family and Your AssetsReview your estate plan to ensure you have your loved one and assets protected no matter what has changed with your family, finances, assets or taxes.
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Why an Estate Plan Is So Important When You Have a Blended FamilyIf you have an ex-spouse and step-children or are a remarried widow or widower, your Texas estate plan should address some potential problems.
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What Happens to Your Property if You Die Without a Will in Texas?Dying without a will in Texas means that the state will decide what happens to your property based on our intestacy laws. Learn what this means here.
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Protecting a Child With Special Needs Through a Custom Estate PlanIf you have a child with special needs in Texas, it’s important to design your estate plan to take care of them throughout their life. Learn more here.
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Fall 2021 NewsletterOur 2021 Fall Newsletter is filled with important things you need to know about Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning.
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Last Will and Testament vs. Prenuptial AgreementIt’s very important to get your Will and Estate Planning documents completed. If you are getting married, you should also have a Prenuptial Agreement.
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Important Estate Planning Considerations When Minors Receives an InheritanceWithout the proper estate planning, a minor receiving an inheritance can be complicated and costly. Including certain language in your Will can help.