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Are you searching for a way to safeguard your family's financial future and shield your assets for generations to come? If the answer is yes, selecting the right estate planning tool that aligns with your unique needs and goals is essential. Among the various options...
Divorce is a difficult and often emotional process that can be compounded by financial stress. In Texas, one of the ways that the law attempts to alleviate some of that stress is through spousal support, also known as alimony. Spousal support is a court-ordered...
Is your business operating in the state of Texas? If so, you may be required to file an annual Texas Franchise Report and pay the Texas Franchise Tax. This tax is based on your business's net income, and the Texas Franchise Report is the document you use to report...
The “statute of limitations” refers to the time frame within which an individual may file a lawsuit after an alleged harm has occurred. In Texas, the statute of limitations for civil lawsuits varies depending on the type of case. Understanding the statute of...
Have you looked at your wills lately? When was the last time they were updated? Do they currently meet your estate needs? When it comes to estate planning, it's important to regularly review and update your wills to ensure that they accurately reflect your current...
As Texans, we’ve lived through COVID-19, we’ve lived through freezes, and now we’re battling inflation and higher costs of goods. With the changing state of the world, how was the year-end for your businesses? How did it compare to previous years? If your year-end...
The United States is the number one place to be sued in the world, with Americans filing over 40 million lawsuits each year. If you become involved in a civil lawsuit, you may want to know if the case could turn criminal or vice versa. This article will explain the...
Texas is a community property state, meaning all property and earnings acquired during a marriage are equally owned by both spouses. If a divorce occurs, all assets will be divided between the two spouses as per equity decided by a judge unless a prior plan, such as a...
Ending a marriage is a difficult decision for anyone to make, and there is no such thing as a simple divorce. It’s important to know that there are many actions you can take to help you through the process and make it as smooth as possible. Here are the first steps...
Estate planning is an important process to undertake to protect your family’s wealth for future generations. Trusts are a common tool that grantors utilize to ensure their assets are properly managed both while they are alive and in the event of their death. Different...