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When a loved one promises to take care of you in their will and the contents of the will leave you disappointed, you may wonder if there’s anything you can do about it. You can’t “sue” a will, of course, but you can challenge it in court. The process is […]
Category: Estate Planning
Revocable living trusts have become so popular in recent years that many people assume they need one instead of a will. Others see them as a costly fad designed to drum up additional legal fees for estate planning attorneys. Neither of those views is correct. Revocable living trusts can be […]
In an age when it is easy to download legal documents and fill in the blanks yourself, it is tempting to think that you don’t need a McKinney estate lawyer. The provisions in many estate planning documents seem standard. Do you really need a lawyer to fill in the forms for […]
Not too long ago, “estate planning” just meant having your McKinney estate planning attorney draw up a will. The will could include features such as testamentary trust to protect minor children, and that was all many clients felt they needed. Now, however, estate planning lawyers frequently recommend a variety of […]
Is your estate plan ready for the digital age? That doesn’t mean just being able to access estate planning documents digitally. It means you need to have a plan to deal with assets that are only accessible digitally or that only exist in the digital realm. If you become incapacitated or die without a […]