Attorney Aaron Miller covers a range of estate planning topics in his blog, from explaining how popular estate planning tools work to examining legal issues surrounding healthcare. Follow our blog to get information about what you should consider when making an estate plan and the life events that could require an adjustment to your existing plan.
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Collin County Wills and Trusts Lawyer: How to Handle Underage BeneficiariesCollin County Wills and Trusts Lawyer: How to Handle Underage Beneficiaries Many grandparents wish to leave a legacy behind for their grandchildren;
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Estate Planning for Young Couples with ChildrenOne of the areas of estate planning I focus on is helping young families cover the basics when it comes to protecting their children and themselves in the
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Business Planning for the Unexpected in TexasBusiness planning tends to revolve around where you are right now, where you’re going in the near future, and hopefully, where you’re going to be quite
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Sometimes being nice can hurt you.It can be very difficult to talk to our loved ones who are very ill. But putting off difficult conversations can cost them and you.
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Plano Wills and Trusts Lawyer: 5 Steps to Making a Living TrustA living trust is a perfect document for protecting privacy, avoiding probate, and determining who can take care of your affairs while you’re
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Be Organized and Ready When Meeting With Your Plano Trust and Estates AttorneyTo better streamline the Texas estate planning process, it can be incredibly helpful to do a bit of organizing before meeting with your attorney. This
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Plano Wills and Trusts Lawyer: What is a Pour-Over Will?Most people are familiar with a basic Last Will and Testament, but very few people in Plano know what a Pour-Over Will is. Essentially, a Pour-Over Will
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When it Comes to Estate Planning in Collin County, You Get What You Pay ForYou have probably seen so-called “standard” (a.k.a cheap) living trusts advertised all over the Collin County area. Seminars, direct mail, and
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Who needs estate planning? 10 reasons why estate planning is for everyone.Many people think that estate plans are for someone else, not them. They may rationalize that they are too young or don’t have enough money to put in
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Adding Disability Insurance to Your Estate Planning in PlanoEstate planning lawyers in Plano are typically tasked with the job of helping clients determine what to do with their assets after death. There are other