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Aug. 24, 2022

Coping with the death of a loved one is never an easy thing to go through, and for certain individuals, there will be an added level of responsibility if they’ve been appointed the estate executor.

July 15, 2022

There is something satisfying about checking items off a list. That list can be extremely helpful when tackling something that has multiple moving parts, such as creating an estate plan.

June 29, 2022

Planning for your future is something that everyone should take seriously no matter what age they are. However, many young people can fall into the trap of putting off legal planning until they’re “older.”

April 20, 2022

Estate planning is less intimidating when you understand some of the terminology used. Round out your understanding by checking out these key estate planning terms and their definitions.

April 16, 2022

Whether you have been thinking about adoption for years or you are just now beginning to consider adoption as an option for growing your family, it’s important to be informed. If you live in Texas and are thinking about adopting, you should know the basics of how the process works in the state.

Feb. 24, 2022

Preparing for adoption is a significant process in every adoptive parent’s life. It is normal to feel nervous and excited at the same time. After all, becoming a parent is a huge and life-changing responsibility.

Feb. 3, 2022

Parent-child relationship – the unique relationship between a parent and child – is essential to help nurture the physical, social, and emotional growth and development of a child. However, a parent may recognize their inability to cater to the child’s needs and relinquish their parental rights.

Jan. 26, 2022

The relationship between a parent and child is a special bond based on love and care. However, certain circumstances may warrant the revocation of parental rights. The process of taking away a parent’s rights to their child against the parent’s will is called “an involuntary termination of parental rights.”

Dec. 21, 2021

Did you know the Internal Revenue Service grants an adoption tax credit up to $14,300.00? This means you will get a big refund at tax time for your adoption expenses, (if you pay income taxes).

July 20, 2021

You work very hard for your family, earning money and providing a wonderful life for them right now. But what happens when you are gone? How do you make sure your home and other assets and property will be passed down according to your wishes? How do you prevent a contested will?