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Understanding Statutory Durable Power of Attorney in Texas

The statutory durable power of attorney (DPOA) is an essential legal document for estate planning in Texas. This legal instrument plays a vital role for Texas residents by ensuring...

Online Accounts and Digital Assets in Wills

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Navigating the Digital Frontier of Estate Planning In today’s digital-first world, our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology. From social media profiles to cryptocurre...

Why You Should Have a Will

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All adults, regardless of financial means, should have a will in place as this important legal document outlines your wishes for what happens to your assets after you die. “With a ...

Importance of Medical Power of Attorney in Texas

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In the Lone Star State, a medical power of attorney (MPOA) is an important legal document that empowers Texans to maintain control over their healthcare decisions, even when circum...

Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts: Key Differences

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Estate planning is a crucial step in managing your assets and ensuring your wishes are carried out after you’re gone. Two common tools in estate planning are revocable and irrevoca...

Estate Planning for Coronavirus (COVID-19)

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Estate Planning for Coronavirus (COVID-19): Providing Comfort During Uncertain Times We understand that 2020 was unprecedented. Our clients and their loved ones navigated the onset...

Probate During A Pandemic

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During these unprecedented times, we have all learned to adapt as families, communities, and businesses. We have seen that, even though our world effectively shut down, life has co...

The 3 most important reasons you need estate planning

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Nobody like this conversation. It’s uncomfortable and it often gets emotional for family members or friends. Sooner or later, we have to face the eventuality of our own deaths. I t...