Children with special needs will need careful and advanced planning to ensure they are cared for in the event of a death or incapacitation of a parent during the child’s lifetime. You will want to consider talking to a Texas estate planning attorney about special needs estate planning options if you have a special needs …
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The quick answer is a resounding “Yes!” that you do need a will, even if you are single. Single people can still be parents, responsible for the care of a child or parent, or part owners of a business, or have assets that are better distributed than left to chance on a distribution against their …
The hard part is over—you have taken the time and effort to put together a Texas estate plan that works for you and your loved ones. Great job! But there are still important things to get organized that will help down the line beyond your paperwork. Increasingly, individuals are spreading out their assets and other …
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