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What does Texas require for someone to draft a valid will?

What does Texas require for someone to draft a valid will revised

A Texas estate plan can be relatively complex. It might include an assortment of different documents, such as trusts and powers of attorney designations. Other times, people try to keep things as simple as possible. They may draft a will and nothing else. Those trying to rush through the estate planning process as cheaply or […]

How the courts apply community property laws in a Texas divorce

People considering divorce in Texas often worry about the practical implications of ending a marriage. They may have shared income and property with their spouse for years and may, therefore, worry about whether divorce could impact their standard of living and/or retirement plans. Divorce inevitably influences someone’s finances and personal circumstances, and the exact outcome […]

3 probate obligations that can consume the value of someone’s estate

3 probate obligations that can consume the value of someone’s estate

When an individual dies in Texas, the resources that were previously their personal assets become the property of their estate. Those assets often need to pass through probate court. In many cases, the courts may need to oversee the probate process to ensure that a personal representative distributes them in accordance with someone’s wishes and […]

Texas Rideshare Accident Lawyers

Texas Rideshare Accident Lawyers

Were you injured in an automobile accident by a rideshare driver? If you’re going through this right now, we are very sorry. Rideshare drivers have a duty to drive responsibly for the sake of their passengers and those with whom they share the road. Rideshare drivers’ status as independent contractors rather than employees of the […]