Occasionally, we hear clients tell us probate law can be very confusing. Whether it’s the legal process, terminology, dealing with family members, or potential expense can frustrate most and occasionally cause families who should work with a lawyer to try and go...
Last week, after a guardianship court hearing, the judge of a North Texas court told me that (in his court), he would guess that 80%+ of the guardianship applications heard by his court are filed by families of special needs young people who are soon turning 18 years...
In Texas, if you have the right kind of “pre-planning” (which includes a Transfer on Death Deed) done, probate could potentially be avoided. For example, in a situation where the family’s only real asset is the family home, would you really...
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