The One Big Beautiful Bill passed into law on July 4, 2025, creating changes to the tax code and impacting estate, gift, and income tax planning. The OBBB impacts estate…
This past month, our firm had the privilege of participating in a "Lunch and Learn" event hosted by St. Laurence Catholic School, a local K–8 institution. The goal of the…
Starting a business is a stressful and rewarding endeavor that should never be taken lightly. There are a lot of little things that need to be done before the business…
When someone is named as the executor of an estate, they have a fiduciary duty to act in the best interest of all heirs and creditors. This includes gathering assets,…
When someone passes away in Texas, the executor (sometimes called an administrator) has four essential functions. They are as follows: Presenting the will (if one exists). Identify and collect estate…
When someone passes away in Texas with a Will, a full administration of their estate involves the appointment of a personal representative (often called the Executor) who is responsible for…
When you want to leave a firearm to a loved one, there are unique and complex issues involved due to the many laws that govern gun ownership. In addition to…
A person’s will typically names one individual as the executor, meaning that they have complete control over the estate and any proceedings that follow as part of the probate process.…
Drafting trust documents is tricky business, and even a small error could lead to litigation and big trouble years down the road. Although it is always best to allow a…
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