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Even though some television series glorify trials, most legal disputes don’t actually make it that far. A settlement out of court can resolve most cases, and divorces aren’t any different. In fact, since divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, an...
Starting your own company can be very exciting. Perhaps it’s something you’ve dreamt of for years, and it’s now come to fruition. While getting to this step is a huge achievement, the work doesn’t end there. If your intention is for the business to expand eventually,...
If you’re making an estate plan, then you’ve likely heard the terms “heir” and “beneficiaries” used to mean someone who will gain from an estate. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not the same thing. Understanding the difference between heirs...
When starting a new business, an early decision involves choosing a legal structure for your operations. A popular choice for many is a limited liability company (LLC), which is relatively simple to set up and maintain. While an LLC is ideal for many, if not most,...
A will is the most basic document in an estate plan. It helps name beneficiaries and establish who gains from an estate. However, a trust is also susceptible to disputes, taxes and probate. In place, a testator may include a trust in their estate plans. A trust...
Real property has commanded a premium price in recent years. Every square foot of interior space and acreage increases the overall value of someone's real property. Many people will act to protect their investment or enhance it by adding improvements, like fencing or...
Starting a business venture is both exciting and stressful. Some things can go wrong, but you understand that with hard work comes success. Many entrepreneurs question whether they should have a sole proprietorship or consider a business partner. Understanding the...
Taking care of the testator's debts, managing their assets and dealing with beneficiaries for months to a year is no easy task. Not to mention, an executor may be liable for any mistakes. With so much to do, a person appointed as executor might wonder if they will...
In Texas, when starting a divorce, it's necessary to "serve" official divorce papers to your spouse. This crucial step informs your spouse about the divorce proceedings, allowing them to respond. Despite common misconceptions, just because divorce papers are served,...
Forming a business involves several aspects, including securing protection against unpredictable situations. Accordingly, business owners usually acquire business interruption (BI) insurance to protect their businesses from monetary losses due to certain events. If...