Planning for future legal and financial matters can be a struggle for many Texas families, especially blended families who have children from previous marriages and complex financial concerns. In these situations, it will be especially critical to be thoughtful and...
Year: 2021
After the death of a spouse, estate plans should change
Estate planning allows a Texas spouse to decide what will happen to his or her assets after passing. When a spouse passes away, his or her property will likely go to the living spouse. However, the widowed spouse may find it beneficial to then adjust his or her plans...
Discussing future plans and wishes with elderly parents
It can be uncomfortable to discuss what will happen after a Texas family member passes away, but this is a necessary conversation. It is particularly important for adult children to discuss estate plans with elderly parents in order to fully understand their wishes...
Understanding why some truck accidents happen
Truck accidents are some of the most complex types of motor vehicle collisions because of the serious damage they can cause. Because of the large size and heavy weight of these types of vehicles, commercial carrier crashes can be devastating for smaller cars and...
Adequate planning for kids with long-term needs
Parents of children with special needs may have concerns regarding what will happen to their children long-term. Some kids with disabilities may require permanent care, and Texas parents may need to consider how they can meet these needs in the future. By implementing...
Control money through certain estate planning tools
It is impossible to know what will happen in the future, but there are steps one can take that will allow him or her to have a measure of security over certain matters. One primary concern for many in Texas is controlling wealth and assets after death. Through certain...
Common mistakes when buying or selling a home
Selling or buying a home involves significant legal and financial decisions that have the potential to affect all parties to the transaction long-term. It is critical for anyone considering the sale or purchase of residential property in Texas to consider how to avoid...
Is probate something to avoid?
The process of settling an estate after the passing of a loved one can be a difficult and emotional process for a Texas family. Probate is often a requirement, which is the process of opening the estate by filing a last will and testament, paying remaining debts,...
Determining fault in a truck accident
After a truck accident, Texas victims could have the option to seek compensation through a civil claim. One of the most important elements of a civil claim is determining which party is at fault. A careful assessment of the crash will reveal who is to blame and how...
Do you have grounds for a wrongful death claim?
Losing a loved one can be a stressful and overwhelming time for a Texas family. The tragic loss of a family member can leave you and others left behind with grief and emotional pain, as well as various types of complications and financial loss. If the accident or...