When preparing your estate plan, it is important to choose the right tools for your family and financial circumstances. While a will, revocable living trust and healthcare planning documents will be sufficient for many people, for others, tools that serve more-specific estate planning purposes will be necessary.

With everything else going on in 2020, it is easy to overlook the fact that the holiday season is upon us. But, while this holiday season will be unlike any other, it is still important for families to take time to give thanks, celebrate together and do their best to get some much-needed rest and relaxation.

If you have decided that you no longer want to be married, you have two potential options for bringing your marriage to an end: If your circumstances permit, you can file for an annulment. If you are not eligible to file for an annulment under Texas law, then you will need to file for a divorce. Here, our McKinney family lawyers explain the differences between annulments and divorces and provide an overview of the circumstances in which each of these options is available.