Estate Planning Resources

Articles and guides to help you understand your options for protecting your family and your assets in Texas and North Carolina.

What Happens to Social Media Accounts after a User’s Death?

The article explains how Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter may handle a user's social media accounts after death, including deletion, memorialization, and authorized account management.

Three Estate Planning Documents Every College Student Needs

The article explains why college students should prepare a Durable Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, and HIPAA release before leaving for school.

Should I Add a No-Contest Clause to My Will?

This article explains Will contests, how no-contest clauses may deter challenges, when courts may not enforce them, and steps to reduce the risk of a successful contest.

Estate Planning in Blended Families

This article explains how blended families can use trusts, direct bequests, independent trustees, and open communication to reduce the risk of children being disinherited.

Estate Planning for Pets

Estate planning for pets can name a willing caregiver in a Will or Trust and provide funds for the pet’s ongoing care.

Protecting Yourself from Credit Card Fraud

This article explains how to detect and prevent credit card fraud by reviewing statements, reporting unauthorized charges, setting transaction alerts, and shopping carefully online.

How Do I Revoke a Will in North Carolina?

This article explains how North Carolina law allows a Will to be revoked or changed through a subsequent Will, codicil, physical act, oral Will, or certain effects of divorce and annulment.

Dying Without A Will Can Be A Nightmare!

The article explains how dying without a Will in Texas can cause unintended inheritance outcomes for blended, non-traditional, and estranged families.

Will a Gift I Make To My Married Child Be Community Property?

In Texas, a gift to a married child is separate property, but naming the child’s spouse on the deed can give the spouse an ownership interest and trigger gift-tax reporting considerations.

How to Avoid Being a Victim of Fraud

This article explains how to recognize and avoid common fraud attempts, including impostor calls, manipulated caller ID, payment scams, robocalls, and high-pressure tactics.

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