Many different people have an interest in seeing that as much of an estate's property as possible passes to specific beneficiaries — those planning an estate, those who will serve as the personal representative of an estate, and those hoping to inherit from an estate....
The death of a Texas loved one is an unpleasant experience, and if you have been named as the executor of their estate, you may be feeling overwhelmed. The executor is responsible for overseeing the probate process and ensuring that the deceased person's assets are...
An irrevocable life insurance trust, commonly known as ILIT, has long been a staple of estate planning in Texas, helping families secure their financial futures. But navigating an ILIT can be difficult and intimidating, so it is important to understand this estate...
Birdnesting is a unique form of child custody arrangement in Texas. In a birdnesting arrangement, the children remain in the family home, and the parents alternate living there with them. This approach aims to minimize the disruption to the children's daily routines...