Posts
- 2 ways a postnuptial agreement can be helpful
- 3 estate planning matters all new parents should address
- 3 reasons a Texas will may not be legally valid
- 3 tips for choosing a guardian for your children
- 3 ways to help keep business and personal expenses separate
- 4 ways to limit family arguments and fighting after your death
- Be careful with disbursements from special needs trusts
- Can I save on taxation by giving away part of my estate?
- Can sibling rivalry lead to litigation?
- Can you ensure your biological children inherit?
- Can you keep your estate out of probate?
- Can you optimize asset distribution for your heirs?
- Can you revoke a premarital agreement?
- Choosing a responsible executor for your estate
- Common details of funeral services and trusts
- Consider the impact of a generation-skipping transfer tax
- Do you have these items on your will’s advanced directive?
- Do you know these strategies for avoiding probate?
- Does your business have a succession plan in place?
- Does your online business need to collect Texas sales tax?
- Ensuring the validity of a premarital agreement
- Estate planning matters to remember
- Estate planning strategies to best protect your family
- Factors to consider before signing a prenuptial agreement
- Getting married with student loan debt? You may want a prenup.
- How a community property trust can benefit married couples
- How can a prenuptial agreement protect you from your spouse’s debts?
- How can families benefit from an irrevocable trust?
- How can I make sure my will is valid?
- How can you ask your fiancé for a prenuptial agreement?
- How can you avoid estate planning mistakes?
- How can you create an effective succession plan?
- How can you discuss your estate plan with family?
- How can you retire as a small business owner?
- How do families use a testamentary trust?
- How do I separate personal and business finances?
- How do you find a good executor?
- How do you talk to your parents about their estate plans?
- How does a will provide care for children?
- How to choose the right health care representative
- How to have a conversation about prenups
- How will Texas tax your estate?
- Is a charitable trust right for you?
- Is a family member your best bet for estate executor?
- Is it time to update your estate plan?
- Marital property and your estate plan
- New marriage? Time for a new estate plan
- Planning for the potential of estate
- Preparing for the unexpected with a living will
- Prince’s estate administration faces new dispute
- Protecting assets with a prenuptial agreement
- Protecting your assets from an estate dispute
- Protecting your assets with the right executor
- Protecting yourself in a high-asset marriage
- Reasons to have a prenuptial agreement
- Should I update my estate plan after I get separated?
- Should you review your estate plan yet?
- Should you review your estate plan?
- Some issues involving federal inheritance and gift taxes
- The benefits of estate planning after remarriage
- The importance of naming a guardian for your child
- Tips for estate planning with a blended family
- Understanding Community Property in a Marriage
- Understanding postnuptial agreements in Texas
- Understanding property ownership in a common law state
- Understanding the consequences of failing to pay your taxes
- Understanding the probate process
- Understanding the probate process
- Understanding the role of an executor in closing your estate
- Using your estate plan to provide for your disabled adult child
- Ways of incorporating your business into your estate plan
- What are prominent traits of good executors?
- What are the benefits of prenuptial agreements?
- What are the inheritance rights of nonbiological children in TX?
- What are top estate planning considerations for new parents?
- What can a trust accomplish that a will cannot?
- What can and cannot go into a premarital agreement
- What do you know about talking to your parents about their estate plan?
- What do you need to know before you disinherit a child?
- What does a special needs trustee do?
- What duties do trustees have?
- What duties must executors fulfill?
- What happens if a family member dies without a will in Texas?
- What happens when a family member dies without a will?
- What happens when a trustee breaches their fiduciary duties?
- What is a Lady Bird Deed and can it help your estate plan?
- What is an advance directive?
- What is generation-skipping transfer tax?
- What makes a state “retirement tax-friendly?”
- What should you know about estate plan reviews?
- What should you look for when choosing a guardian for your children?
- What should you prioritize when reviewing your estate plan?
- What’s a holographic will, and why are they risky?
- When a trustee breaches the fiduciary duty to a beneficiary
- When should you reevaluate your estate plan?
- Which family dynamics create challenges for an estate plan?
- Who can set up special needs trusts?
- Who should receive a copy of your will?
- Who takes care of my children if I suddenly pass away?
- Why do siblings fight over estate plans?
- Why do some couples not want prenups?
- Why do you need an estate plan?
- Why estate planning is still important if you do not have kids
- Why is financial disclosure in a prenup important?
- Why should you review your estate plan?
- Why you probably need an estate plan
- Will your estate require Texas probate?
- Writing a will as a new parent: What do you need to know?