The two most significant errors people make regarding estate planning are failing to have a plan in place, and second, having a plan but failing to update it when major changes happen in their lives. Not having a plan can be a costly and troublesome mistake for your...
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Month: February 2021
Splitting your ranch into separate parcels? Here’s what to know before you do.
You might have decided to split up your land into several plots to sell to home builders. Or, you might be dividing your ranch equally among your kids to avoid them fighting over ownership of the whole thing. No matter the reason for doing it, dividing up a plot of...
5 common reasons for partnership disputes
Creating a business in Texas can be a risky proposition as statistics show nearly half of all new ventures fail within the first five years. Working with a partner can be a great way to raise capital and share the burden of starting something from scratch....
Estate planning after a cancer diagnosis
If you have received a cancer diagnosis, you may naturally be thinking about the future. A diagnosis of this type is often what prompts people to start their estate planning when they haven’t done so before. The odds are high, of course, that you’re going to be fine....
Don’t let someone legally claim part of your land
Anyone who owns a large tract of land has probably heard of so-called “squatter’s rights.” The idea that somebody could take over your land and, eventually, gain title to that land might sound despicable. Unfortunately, it’s a real legal principle, and it happens all...
