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Not even our El Paso readers like to think about dying, but it will sooner or later happen. The question is “when” and few of us can predict that. Therefore, like insurance, we should take care of preparing for our loved ones in the event it happens….
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Whether you’re moving into or out of the state of Texas, it’s important to consider all the legal and financial ramifications. One area to take a look at is estate complexities that can occur when your wills or other documents are somehow linked to…
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It is a common misconception is that you need to belong in a high tax bracket in order to have an estate plan. According to experts, though, everyone has something of value to leave behind. This is especially true in Texas, where not everyone owns a …
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Land disputes can be complicated, but when you’re fighting the government, it might help to have some Washington politicians on your side. Texas land along the Red River has some Texas politicians concerned that a potential “land grab” may be in play…
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Did you know the state of Texas puts a will in place upon a resident’s death if there is no other estate documentation on file? The state will may not match your desires when it comes to dividing assets or passing property on to heirs. Estate planni…
