In most cases, there is typically no reading of the will in the presence of family members when someone passes away. However, the details of the estate plan will become known when it is time to settle a Texas estate, and unpleasant surprises can lead to family...
Month: November 2021
When probate includes a loved one’s debt
If a will has designated you executor or a Texas probate judge has appointed you administrator of a loved one’s estate, you may be feeling overwhelmed by your responsibilities. Not only must you gather and protect the assets in the estate, but you must also deal with...
Creating a legacy for the future with a strong estate plan
There is no way to control what will happen in the future, but there are ways one can have a measure of control over specific matters. Through a strong and thoughtfully prepared estate plan, a Texas adult can create a legacy that will benefit his or her loved ones for...
When probate includes a loved one’s debt
If a will has designated you executor or a Texas probate judge has appointed you administrator of a loved one’s estate, you may be feeling overwhelmed by your responsibilities. Not only must you gather and protect the assets in the estate, but you must also deal with...