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The Texas Transfer on Death Deed: Do I Need One?
Here’s what you need to know A Transfer on Death Deed allows you to transfer real property upon your death without involving a probate court; however, it isn’t a substitute for a Will. It has limits. Here, I’ll discuss the basics about this type of deed. In my next...
Texas Estate Planning: You’ve Got a Will—now what?
Congratulations, your estate planning documents are done. All the signature lines are signed, and the notary signature and seals complete the documents. You took the time to plan, easing many burdens for your family. You have the originals and copies of your...
Texas Estate Planning: Fundamental and Essential Information For You and Your Family
What is a fundamental estate plan for you and your family? What documents are essential? The essential documents for fundamental estate planning in Texas are wills and advance directives—such as, Directive to Physicians and Family or Surrogate, Medical Power of...
Texas Estate Planning: A Full Plan Includes the Proper and Complete Coordination of Your Non-Probate Assets—Don’t Stop Halfway!
Halfway Isn’t There Do you plan a car trip to Dallas from San Antonio and then only drive halfway? No, you go the distance as planned. The same is true for your estate plan. Make a complete plan, which means the proper and complete coordination of your non-probate...
