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By now, you hopefully know how important it is to set up an estate plan, no matter your age, occupation or health status. Having an estate plan in place gives you and your loved ones security and peace of mind. You know that if something happens to you, your estate...
As you begin the estate planning process, you should know that you have many tools at your disposal in addition to a standard will. For example, you may consider a revocable trust to transfer your assets to your loved ones after you are gone. A revocable trust is...
The end of a marriage is a deeply emotional experience, but the legal process of divorce in Texas is largely about dollar signs and decimal points. When they divorce, a couple must find a way to divide their property, and this can mean a lot of negotiation. Generally,...
Statistics reveal data that those who study fields can interpret and project to find relationships, trends and insight. While each couple has its own causes for a divorce, a profile of marriage and divorce compiled by Bowling Green State University reveals how several...
It is unfortunate that in many Texas family law cases in which child custody and possession are in dispute, the child is caught in the middle. This is often perceived as happening in contentious cases where the parents are engaging in extended discord. However, it can...
Since 2015, same-sex couples have the right to marry in all states. They now have the same separation rates as heterosexual couples. Couples who entered a civil union or domestic relationship before same-sex marriage was legally recognized have greater legal obstacles...
The possibility that you’ll need long-term care at some point in your life is significant. In fact, some studies show that about 70% of all people over the age of 65 will need some sort of long-term care in their lifetime, and 20% will need that care to last longer...
You’ve decided to create an estate plan, which is a great choice. Your estate plan may include various items, such as a will, trust, power of attorney or guardianship documents. What you need as part of your estate plan depends on your specific situation. Once you...
Under Texas law, both parents generally have custody rights with regard to their child. After a divorce, the parents typically work out a parenting schedule that respects each parent’s rights to visitation with their child. It’s not easy to create one of these...
Custody agreements in Texas are made with the best interests of the children in mind. They are meant to be fair to both parents, allowing both parents to spend quality time with their children. Most custody orders are specific and include exact times each parent has...