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Shared custody, also known as joint custody, refers to a custody arrangement where both parents play an active role in raising their children after a separation or divorce. This arrangement has become increasingly popular across Texas in recent years, and for good...
If you become incapacitated, you may need someone to make financial, legal or medical decisions for you. In this case, you need a power of attorney, which is a legal document that gives your chosen person the right to make decisions for you. However, these individuals...
As a parent, one of the most important elements in your estate plan is your child’s guardianship appointment. The guardian that you choose could play a critical role in your child’s upbringing. Many parents do not understand the factors that should contribute to that...
There is a misconception when it comes to estate planning that writing a will is only worthwhile if you are wealthy. This myth also leads people to believe that there is little point in having a will if you are young and just getting your financial start. The reality...
As a loving and involved grandparent, you know how important it is for you to have bonding time with your grandchildren. When your grandchildren’s family situation changes, you may lose those precious moments with your youngest relatives that can negatively affect...
The existence of a will assures the execution of your wishes after you pass. Without one, your estate will go into probate, which can be expensive and take a long time. When drafting a will with a competent individual, elementary questions will arise. Regardless,...
Your estate plan determines what happens to your assets after your death. You want to designate particular property to specific family members or other loved ones. To implement your estate plan, you need legal documents that specify your desires and control the...
There are many misconceptions about wills and the estate planning process, but the biggest is that not everyone needs to create one. This is an umbrella misconception because many others fall under this category. Here are some more specific, but still common,...
Child custody laws in Texas are straightforward for married parents. However, unmarried parents may face additional challenges when or if custody comes into question. An unmarried Texas mother is automatically given legal and physical custody. To obtain legal parental...
A will can be an effective tool for those who are looking to exert greater control over what happens to their Texas estate after they pass. A will can also be used to appoint a guardian for a child. However, if this document is not structured properly, it may be...
