It’s common knowledge that the probate process can be lengthy and costly, especially if there is no Will. However, many folks view formal estate planning, like making a Will or Trust as a luxury they cannot afford. Enter Beneficiary Designations: The Good Beneficiary designations are the easiest and cheapest solution to minimize, or even avoid […]
1. What is a homestead? A homestead is a residential structure that you use as a home. It is the primary place where you reside, whether you live by yourself, or with your family. The homestead can contain one or multiple parcels of land. In Texas, a homestead cannot exceed the size of ten acres
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What is your top reason for making an estate plan? If you have questions or would like to schedule a meeting with an attorney at Grace Estate Law about your reasons for estate planning, please contact us to schedule an appointment.
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Texas is 1 of only 9 states in the U.S. that have “community property” laws. If you are asking yourself what community property is, then you are either new here, or newly married! Either way, keep reading to find answers to your most frequently asked questions about community property laws: Q: What is Community Property?
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Review and Contributions provided by Melissa Marks, LPC and Certified Meditation Coach What is Grief? Grief is a powerful emotion. It can be a mixed feeling of sadness, anger, and love. After all, if there was no love, there would be no grief! In my legal practice, which encompasses areas of law concerning death and
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What Happens to a Person’s Debt When They Die? One of the most frequent questions I receive in my probate practice is how to handle the debts of a person who has passed away. Most people want to know who has to pay the debt and what happens if the debt is not paid. With
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