Don’t make the assumption that paying property taxes makes you the owner of property in Texas. When a loved one passes, handling matters of the estate can be difficult. Many times, it is easy to assume that everything will Read More …
When creating a Last Will and Testament, we usually decide who will get our property – house, car, bank accounts, and clothing. What about your digital property? What will happen to your social media accounts, your emails, and all your Read More …
A full administration is generally the best way to handle matters of a deceased person’s estate. It allows for the distribution of property to the people named in the decedent’s will or to the rightful heirs when one dies without Read More …
Our firm is committed to making changes to create an easy and more efficient attorney-client relationship. New clients* now have access to safe and secure online portal! MyCase Tips – MyCase Client Portal Guide for Clients – AppFolio Inc. What Read More …
Today, with the vast amount of online resources, many find it unnecessary to hire a professional to handle problems. Many opt for the numerous D-I-Y (Do It Yourself) options available in favor of the lower cost and less Read More …
This is the age of Do-It-Yourself (D-I-Y). More and more people are looking to the Internet to find quick and inexpensive solutions to their probate problems. I understand not wanting to spend money when you can create a solution Read More …
When it comes to being prepared, every adult should have an estate plan (Last Will and Testament, Power of Attorney) in place. An estate plan provides protection and care for your property, your children, or your own care in Read More …
So, you’re facing a legal problem and you don’t want to hire an attorney because you are afraid hiring an attorney will be expensive? Though there are a few tips when it comes to hiring an attorney that fits your Read More …
The Misconception: If my husband or wife dies, their property automatically passes to me.It is easy to assume that when a spouse passes away, the surviving spouse should automatically gain ownership of the deceased spouse’s property. For example, Bob and Sue Read More …
The death of a loved one is never an easy loss to bear. Many times, we are left to make decisions for the care and upkeep of a loved one’s property and legal matters. Unfortunately, many people assume that the Read More …