Once you write a will, you need to select an executor. The primary role of the executor is to follow the directions of the will once you pass on. However, if you die without writing a will, your next of kin will mostly likely be appointed the estate administrator, and...
In a divorce, it's likely that you're going to face legal battles surrounding almost everything you owned together. Although ownership of companies and stocks in Texas are certainly one of the most important and thus get the most spotlight, there are other...
Co-parenting in Texas is already a challenge. If you're raising a child with health issues like diabetes, staying in touch with your former spouse becomes even more important. You'll need to maintain a constant line of communication about your child's health,...
There are few reward programs as valuable as airline miles, as they add up quickly and allow you to see the world outside of Decatur, Texas and the greater Wise County community. You and your spouse may save your airline miles for years to make them valuable, but your...
A will in Texas might be legally binding, but that doesn't mean it's set in stone. Certain parties can challenge the will if they have reason to believe that the will is invalid or they're entitled to a bigger share of the estate. These parties are typically known as...
Working together with your ex on anything after divorce might not sound like something you interested in doing. But when you have children together, being cordial with one another can make a world of difference for you and your kids. Whether you think you can...
When Texas couples who have children go through a divorce, one of the parties will often be asked to pay child support. This is usually assigned to the parent that does not hold custody of the child. Unfortunately, this requirement is often rushed and thus places a...
When you're arguing for custody in Texas, the judge might take several factors into consideration. Common factors include your current living situation, monthly income and relationship with the child as well as the child's ability to adjust to a new environment....
Many parents who use incentive trusts want to make sure that their heirs still have gainful employment. For instance, a parent may know they could leave their child enough money to live off without working. They don’t want the child to lose all motivation, though, so...
Divorcing when you have young children is hard for most parents. Kids 3 years and younger are vulnerable, which makes both parents feel extremely protective. They both want what is best for toddlers, but each parent may have a different idea of what is best. A Texas...
