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When people in Texas create a will that they believe could make family members unhappy, they worry that the will could be challenged. The good news is that you don’t have to worry about your being invalidated on the grounds that it is “unfair” to someone. However, there are a […]
Prenuptial agreements are commonly seen as arrangements to protect each partner’s interests in case their marriage ends in divorce, and for that reason, they have a negative reputation. However, all marriages end at some point, either due to death or divorce, and a prenuptial agreement can affect property rights when […]
When you’ve taken the right steps to protect yourself and your family by creating a will, power of attorney, trust, and other estate planning documents, you deserve a big round of applause. Most people know they should do something, but they never take action. Others start the estate planning process […]
Understanding Pour-Over Wills Compared to Traditional Wills
November 29, 2024 April Nordhaus Estate Planning Probate and Estate/Trust Administration Wills & Trusts
If you are considering or have already created a revocable living trust, you may have heard that you should have a certain type of will known as a “pour-over will” to complement the trust. This is good advice, but it is a little confusing if you’re not thoroughly familiar with […]
Texas has some unique laws when it comes to guardianship and conservatorship, and for that reason, people often use the wrong terminology or get confused about the needs of a family situation. At The Nordhaus Firm, we are dedicated to helping families find the most efficient solutions to address concerns, […]