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Incorporating Charitable Giving Into Your Estate PlanLearn about the ways your Estate Plan can reduce your taxable income while making a difference for a cause you believe in. Our Estate Planning team can help!
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What You Risk When You Use Internet Forms to Plan Your EstateThey might be cheap and easy, but are they legally binding? This is an important question to ask when you download estate planning forms from the internet.
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What a Special Needs Estate Planning Attorney Will Do for YouIf you have a dependent with special needs in your life, an estate planning attorney can be a vital part of your team. Find out how we can help you here.
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Estate Planning After Divorce: What You Need to Update to Protect Your ChildrenWhat does it mean to divorce-proof your Estate Plan? We discuss ways to design an Estate Plan to protect your assets and children in the event of a divorce.
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Best Person to Name as Trustee for a Revocable Living TrustAdministering a Trust is a complicated job that can go on for years. When selecting your Trustee, make sure they are willing and prepared to do the job.
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Why Estate Planning Matters Even Without WealthEven if you don’t have money or property, you should work with an estate planning attorney to protect what you do have, including your health and your children.
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How RMD Rules Affect Retirement Accounts and Medicaid EligibilityWhen you turn 72, you are required to start withdrawing funds from your retirement accounts, whether you need the money or not. We explain what this could mean.
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Are Handwritten Wills Legal in Texas and Arkansas?Handwritten Wills are recognized in Texas and Arkansas, but they are not the best way to make sure your instructions are followed after you are gone.
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Protect Yourself and Your Loved One From Legal Challenges as an Elder CaregiverIf you are caring for an elderly parent, you should make sure you have legal documents in place to protect your loved one and yourself from potential challenges.
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Is a Texas Dynasty Trust Right for Your Family?A law passed in 2021 lifts the old limits on when a Trust must terminate, allowing Texans to create Trusts that benefit their family for several generations.