One thing people can be sure of in life is that we can’t ever be 100 percent sure of what will happen in life. We all have certain hopes and wishes for our futures, and many of us feel a better sense of peace knowing we have planned for it as best we…

If you avoid estate planning or end-of-life planning because you think it is too complicated, think again. There are only two main areas to consider: property and assets, and health. An attorney can easily take care of the details for you. When you u…

A carefully put together estate plan is one of the most thoughtful inheritances that any Texas resident can leave behind for his or her loved ones. Even if you do not believe that the estate you leave behind is going to be a very sizable one, the val…

If you pass away in Texas and you do not have a will, it is known as “dying intestate”. While this sometimes happens, especially when a death is unexpected, it is something you absolutely want to avoid if you can. This is why it is good t…

When individuals in Texas think of estate planning, they likely consider things such as bank accounts and family heirlooms. One of the biggest assets in any estate is land or real estate, but without proper planning, such properties can become more o…