This blog has discussed the importance of estate planners planning for incapacity. It is also important for estate planners to carefully select an agent to manage their affairs if they become incapacitated which is why they should carefully consider selection of one...

Parents who live in an around Decatur may at some point have to leave the area. Oftentimes, parents move out of state or to another part of Texas because of a job opportunity or for a chance to be closer to family members who need them. If these parents are subject to...

When a Texas couple goes their separate ways, there might be issues that still need to be addressed even if they are not together as a couple. If they had children, child custody and visitation (also referred to as possession) are common challenges that might arise....

Parenting after divorce can be challenging for Texas residents. When two individuals end their marital relationship and must work together to raise their children, complications and questions often arise. Most individuals must revisit their child custody outcomes and...

An important component of the estate planning process that should not be overlooked is planning for incapacity. A plan for incapacity will help the estate planner rest easy that their needs will be met and they will be cared for when they are unable to care for...

Child custody and visitation is the foundation for many disputes in Texas. Because emotions will inevitably run high during a divorce and people might be at odds as to where the child will live, how often a non-custodial parent will see the child and what the future...

A will is an important legal document to have; it helps ensure the wishes of the estate planner are accomplished and that their loved ones are cared for. Setting up a will can be complex but trained guidance can help make it simple for the estate planner to set up a...

Shared parenting is the ideal situation when parents in Texas separate but it isn't always easy for the noncustodial parent to get their court-ordered time with their children. The good news is, noncustodial parents have rights. There are some things you can do to...

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...

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...