By Robert Reid McInvale | Published October 7, 2013 | Posted in Wills and Probate | Tagged Tags: estate planning, probate, relocation | Leave a comment
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How Often Should You Review Your Estate Plan?
If you have an estate plan, you are thinking ahead and doing your best to preserve assets and help loved ones after you are gone. Despite that good work, an estate plan is a work in progress and needs attention from time to time. A well-crafted estate plan can help you avoid probate, keep your Read More
Read MoreWho Needs an Estate Plan?
Every person over 18 needs some form of estate and personal planning. If making a will or considering an estate plan is something you are waiting to do until later, you should know that there is no time like the present for helping loved ones and yourself in the event you become incapacitated or pass Read More
Read MoreIs Avoiding Probate Important in Texas?
In some states like California, where probate costs can run into tens of thousands of dollars, avoiding probate is crucial for preserving assets. However, by comparison, probate in Texas does not involve extensive costs. Nevertheless, the best plan is to discuss the assets and value of an estate with an experienced Texas wills and probate Read More
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