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Wills, trusts & estate planning
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and transfer on death deeds, so the loose ends from an injury or a divorce do not stay loose.
Tying up loose ends
Injury settlements and divorces both change a family’s situation. Estate planning makes sure your property, your home and your decisions go where you want them to.
- Wills and trusts
Decide who receives your property and who is in charge.
- Powers of attorney
Name someone to handle your affairs if you cannot.
- Transfer on death deeds
In Texas, a transfer on death deed can pass your home without probate.
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Wills, trusts & estate planning questions
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Do I need a new will after a divorce?
Usually yes. A divorce changes who you want to inherit and who you want in charge. Update your will and beneficiary designations.
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Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and transfer on death deeds, so the loose ends from an injury or a divorce do not stay loose.