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Don’t Ignore the Importance of Updating an Estate When Moving

Death and divorce are the only things that can surpass moving when it comes to life’s most stressful events. Anyone who’s ever relocated may agree, especially considering all of the unknowns, expenses, stress, and sheer work that can go into creating a new home in

What You Don’t Know Could Cost You More Than Just Money

Trillions of dollars are going to exchange hands over the next 20 years. That’s not happening in glitzy casinos or on trading room floors. It’s going to occur across generations and within families. Those who aren’t ready could lose out massively when it comes

Avoid Common Pitfalls & Make Better Estate Plans for Non-Traditional Families in Texas

Estate planning for blended families can be uniquely complex, opening up distinct issues and new challenges. With evolving estates, complicated family relationships, and more on the line, blended family estate planning can be vital for those who are serious about preserving legacies,

The Sooner You’re Aware of the Facts, the Better. Here’s Why.

High stakes and dwindling time have put federal estate tax exemptions in the spotlight, making it an increasingly hot topic that legacy-minded individuals shouldn’t ignore. That’s because 2025 is fast approaching, and it’s set to be the last year for elevated estate tax exemptions. 

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Handling a Loved One’s Will & Texas Probate After a Death

The death of a loved one can open up more than just profound grief. It can also unleash a series of essential tasks that surviving family members may need to complete as part of the decedent’s estate — and as

In Less Than 19 Months, Estate Tax Exemptions Will Likely Change. Are You Ready?

Millions in estate tax exemptions could vanish forever on Jan. 1, 2026. With that, you could lose potential opportunities to mitigate certain estate tax obligations. You may also be unknowingly subjected to higher estate tax rates if you haven’t put the