How to Talk to Loved Ones About Their Estate Plan
Discussing estate planning with loved ones is often a sensitive and challenging topic. However, having these conversations is crucial to ensuring their wishes are respected and their assets are protected and distributed according to their desires. Many individuals...
What Does a Visitation Schedule look like During the School Year?
With the start of school around the corner, many individuals ask what a typical possession schedule looks like in Texas. For children three and older, the Texas legislature created the Standard Possession Order for when parents cannot come to an agreement regarding...
Navigating Reproductive Clinics: Safeguarding Parental Rights for Same-Sex Couples
In recent years, strides in reproductive technology have opened up unprecedented possibilities for same-sex couples to realize their dreams of parenthood. Licensed reproductive clinics offer a spectrum of services, from artificial insemination to gestational...
Importance of Estate Planning
Without an estate plan, when you die, the state of Texas will decide who will take care of your children, who will get your property, and who will get the other assets you’ve worked hard to earn. If you die without a will, the state has rules about who gets what, and...
We All Have I.P. These Days
Remember the days when IP—Intellectual Property—was the exclusive domain of patent attorneys, computer science majors, successful authors, and professional photographers and artists? Well, times have changed, because whether you know it or not, you’re very likely a...
What a Will Won’t Do
There are a number of essential things a last will and testament can do for you, such as distribute family heirlooms and name a guardian for minor children, but there are some equally important things a will won’t do: Diminish estate taxes – a will won’t help you...
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