Many of our clients tell us they hesitated to call us because they were overwhelmed with questions about the Estate Planning process, the options available to them, and what a lawyer does to help. If you find yourself in the same situation, please read our answers to these frequently asked questions. We hope to take some of the mystery out of what we do so you won’t delay calling us for help.
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What happens to the special needs trust remainder when my child passes away?
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Do you need to update your Estate Plan after receiving a new medical diagnosis?
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What estate plan changes should new grandparents in Texas and Arkansas make?
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What happens when a guardian dies or becomes incapacitated?
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Does having a trustee mean you don't need a trust protector?
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What happens to your car loan and title if you die unexpectedly in Texas or Arkansas?
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What are the important differences between wills and trusts?
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How can I avoid family disputes over my estate?
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How can I protect my estate against creditors?
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Can I inherit debt?