When a person dies without a will, their assets are distributed according to Texas’s laws of intestacy. However, transferring ownership of these assets can be a complex and lengthy process if the proper documentation is not in place. This is where the concept of affidavits of heirship comes into play. In this blog article, we...KEEP READING

A Muniment of Title is a legal document that confirms an individual’s ownership rights over certain property. This document can be used to prove ownership in court or used as evidence in other legal proceedings. It may also be used to transfer ownership of property after the owner’s death. The document must be signed by...KEEP READING

When a disabled individual relies on government benefits, saving money to provide for their future care can jeopardize those benefits. A special needs trust allows supplemental funds to be set aside for the beneficiary’s needs while maintaining eligibility for government aid. What is a Special Needs Trust? A special needs trust is a legal arrangement...KEEP READING

Texas law provides various alternatives to a full probate administration, such as a small estate affidavit, an affidavit of heirship, and a family settlement agreement. While each of these options has its own unique set of requirements and limitations, a family settlement agreement can be a particularly useful tool when certain circumstances are met due...KEEP READING