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11minor open texas bank account
02
Jun

Can a Minor Open a Bank Account in Texas?

Opening a bank account for a minor in Texas is a fantastic way to teach them about financial responsibility and independence. By having their account, they can learn how to manage their money, set financial goals, and develop healthy spending habits. Children can use their accounts to learn how to save money, create budgets, and...
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11will contest reasons
02
Jun

Top 8 Grounds for Contesting a Will in Texas

In the state of Texas, wills are frequently challenged in court. This often occurs when one or more heirs feel that there was some wrongdoing or error that caused them to receive less than their fair share of the deceased’s estate. As a probate attorney in Houston, Texas, it is crucial to be aware of...
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11will updated after divorce
02
Jun

Why a Will Needs to be Updated After Divorce

A divorce can be emotionally and financially taxing. One is often focused on getting through the process and finding a way to minimize losses. After the divorce, life is often about finding new routines and patterns and making life changes. Updating an estate plan may not even be on your radar at this point. The Haga...
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11resign as executor
27
May

Executor Cannot Resign Without Notice & Consent of Will Distributees

Probate cases can be challenging given the different parties involved. In some cases, family members who have lifetime differences and long-running disputes are forced to work together to wind up the decedent’s last affairs. These disputes often end up in probate court. This can result in disputes and overreaching. The recent Estate of Allen, 658...
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11case study estate with debts
05
Mar

Case Study: No Will, House, & Significant Debts

When Sam and Jamie’s mother passed away in Houston, Texas. They found themselves with an estate to administer but no will to guide them. While Sam resides in the same city as the estate, Jamie lives in Germany, making the coordination even more challenging. The siblings sought legal assistance to navigate the probate process. The...
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11will contest attorney
01
Jan

Case Study: Challenging a Will & Probate

In this case study, we delve into a typical scenario encountered by our probate attorneys involving a will contest. It involves a contest to a deathbed will that was executed just before the person died. One sibling purported to have a new will for the decedent and refused to produce it. The Challenge We were...
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11revocable trust for real estate
15
Dec

Case Study: A Revocable Living Trust for Anonymity & Asset Protection

We recently had the opportunity to assist James, a local celebrity of sorts and a real estate investor, with his estate planning needs. James contacted us seeking guidance on setting up a revocable living trust and transferring his LLCs into the trust for enhanced anonymity and asset protection. In this case study, we outline the...
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19
Aug

Estate Planning for Blended Families & Minor Children

One of the most challenging fact patterns when it comes to estate planning is the blended family, such as a couple who get divorced and there are children from later marriages. This gets particularly difficult to plan for when minor children are involved. The combination of step-children and minor children can result in some odd...
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