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Claiming Unclaimed Property in a Texas Probate

When we think about the assets in our estate, it’s natural to consider the more tangible and immediate items like real estate, bank accounts, and personal belongings. However, there are often overlooked assets that may have significant value and can easily become unclaimed property and create implications in the probate process.  What Is Unclaimed Property? […]

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The Joint Will: An Unsuitable Estate Planning Tool in Texas

Understanding the complexities of estate planning can feel daunting, particularly when it involves loved ones. A joint will, a document often utilized by spouses to establish mutual asset distribution, might initially appear as an attractive solution. However, within the unique legal landscape of Texas, joint wills are generally discouraged. Understanding Joint Wills Joint wills allow […]

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Removing an Agent Under a Durable Power of Attorney

Granting someone a durable power of attorney is a significant decision that allows another person or entity to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf. However, circumstances may arise where you find it necessary to remove an agent from their role. In the state of Texas, there are specific guidelines and procedures to follow […]

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