Perhaps you are among those in Texas who have had a dream since childhood and are finally at a point in life when they can make it a reality. Then again, maybe you’ve only recently begun to think about starting your own company. Either way, the more you know about the...
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LLC issues and business laws
If you’re thinking of launching a business in Texas, one of the first things to determine is which business structure best fits your needs. It’s also important to research business laws to ensure that you adhere to those that are relevant to your company. For many...
When to incorporate a special needs trust in estate planning
Caring for a son or daughter with special needs can be a rewarding yet challenging experience. If you’re one of many parents in Texas who worry about how your child will get by after you die or if you become incapacitated, you might want to consider the estate...
Are you listed as an executor of a Texas estate?
If a person trusts you so much that he or she wishes you to administer his or her estate, you can consider it a great honor. However, it is also a serious responsibility that carries numerous obligations and duties you must fulfill if you have accepted the...
Contesting a will in a Texas probate court
When a loved one dies, it’s natural to want to lay him or her to rest in as peaceful and non-stressful a manner as possible. In the months following your family member’s death, especially if the decedent was your parent or grandparent, you might be involved in the...
Which business structure best fits your needs?
If you’re thinking of joining the ranks of Texas business owners, you will first want to review state and federal laws that govern privately owned companies. A primary issue is taxes. Another is liability. When you register your company, it’s important to choose the...
Understanding Power of Attorney
As part of your Texas estate planning process, you may incorporate numerous legal documents into your portfolio. Most people sign a last will and testament, which might include naming an executor to administer your estate, as well as a list of assets and beneficiaries...
Assets you can place in a trust when estate planning
You might know numerous people in Texas who have already signed wills or other legal documents to protect their assets or to list instructions for their loved ones regarding end-of-life issues. If you were to compare their portfolios, you would undoubtedly find...
Don’t overlook these estate planning issues
If you are ready to create a plan to protect your assets and provide instructions regarding your assets, you might have certain legal documents in mind, such as a last will and testament or a trust. If your adult children are younger and still growing your family with...
4 factors to consider for a business succession plan
After working for years to acquire wealth and establish a strong presence in your chosen industry, it might be time for you to think about retirement or to consider that you may not always be here or be able to stay at the helm of your ship. You love your business. It...