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The Ashmore Law Firm, PC offers legal expertise in estate planning, probate law, family law and personal injury law to Dallas residents.
We provide summaries of news stories, research and other relevant information in order to keep our clients up to date on the latest legal news.
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IRS Extends Tax Deadline and Offers Relief for Storm Victims The IRS announces an extension for the filing deadline and payments on some tax returns and also offers relief to the victims of the Texas storms. -
Possible Biden Estate Tax Propositions in Regards to Estate Planning President Biden’s estate tax propositions could have a big impact on Estate Planning. Learn about the possible changes and how they could effect your estate. -
Divorce Rates Spike During the Pandemic We have seen a increase in divorce cases during the pandemic. Most of these divorces have similar factors that are causing the couples to split. -
Chrishell Stause Requests Maiden Name Back Amid Divorce from Justin Hartley A Fox News article discusses how Chrishell Stause is using her divorce from "This is Us" star Justin Hartley as an opportunity to restore her maiden name. -
"Tiger King" Star Carole Baskins Husband's Will Ruled a Forgery Netflix "Tiger King” star Carole Baskin’s missing husband’s Last Will and Testament was determined to be a forgery. Learn more about forgery and will contests. -
Are You Fearful in Your Relationship? There are many strategies and resources to help someone in these situations remove themselves and their children from that dangerous environment. -
Why Now May Be A Good Time To Pass On Your Wealth With the low interest rates, the fluctuation in the market, and the upcoming election, now may be a good time to reevaluate your assets and estate plan. -
For Better or Worse: Quarantined with Your Spouse During COVID-19 we have seen divorce rates increase around the U.S., but some couples are actually reconnecting in quarantine and dropping their divorce suits. -
Car Crashes Decline Due to COVID-19 Recent statistics show that car crashes have dramatically decreased because of the stay at home orders due to COVID-19. -
Judge Rules ER Doctor Can’t Have Custody of Child Due to COVID-19 Risk A Florida Judge recently ruled that an ER Doctor cannot have custody of her child due to the COVID-19 risk. -
Due to Health Crisis, Documents Temporarily Allowed to be Notarized Via Videoconference Due to the CODIV-19 pandemic, Governor Abbott has issued a temporary order allowing certain estate planning documents to be notarized by video conference. -
Coronavirus leads to Surge for Online Wills With all of the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, there has been a spike with online Wills and the documents covering healthcare and end of life decisions. -
Child support Reductions Due to COVID-19 If your income has been reduced by the recent restrictions due to the Caronavirus Pandemic, your Child Support could be adapted temporarily. -
The Importance of Estate Planning During Uncertain Times: COVID-19 In times like these with COVID-19, it is most important to make sure that your estate planning and trust documents are up to date and reflect your wishes. -
New Laws Going Into Effect 8/1/19 There are a number of new laws going into effect on September 1, 2019 including, get ready kids, legalizing lemonade stands. -
Aretha Franklin's Handwritten Wills Found Recent news articles state that there were handwritten Wills recently found in Aretha Franklin’s Detroit residence. -
Shannon and David Beador Reached a Divorce Settlement Shannon and David Beador reached a settlement after 2 years of divorce litigation leaving David paying Shannon $7,000 per month in alimony. -
Luke Perry & The Importance of Estate Planning The death of Luke Perry teaches us about the importance of Advance Directives and Estate Planning. -
Our New Book: How to Protect Your Happily Ever After The newest book in our series is the the ultimate guide to Prenups in Texas. This is a must read to find out if you could benefit from a Prenuptial Agreement. -
Boston Herald: "Can a Prenup be Changed After Marriage?" A recent article from the Boston Herald discusses whether or not a premarital agreement can be modified after marriage.