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    • Retirement Benefits Trusts
    • Special Needs Trusts
    • Ladybird Deeds
  • Probate And Non-Probate Alternatives
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    • Muniment Of Title
    • Judicial Determination Of Heirship & Administration
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Small Estate Affidavit or Affidavit of Heirship: Which One Should You Use?

March 27, 2026
Cailin Butler
Estate Planning
In Texas, one of the most common questions families ask after losing a loved one is whether they should use a small estate affidavit or an affidavit of heirship. These two documents are often confused, and choosing the wrong...
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7 Essential Things to Know Before You Meet For Your Estate Planning Consultation

March 16, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
An Estate Planning Consult is not just a legal appointment. It is often the first meaningful step toward protecting your family, your assets, and your peace of mind. If you are considering an Estate Planning Consult in...
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Muniment of Title in Texas Can Be A Simpler Probate Option

March 2, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Probate
When most people hear the word “probate,” they imagine lengthy court battles, mountains of paperwork, and high legal fees. In reality, that isn’t always the case—especially in Texas. As Jennifer Nichols explains in...
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Why Hiring a Board Certified Estate Planning & Probate Attorney in Texas Matters

February 9, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
Did you know that fewer than 1% of attorneys in Texas are board-certified in estate planning and probate? That statistic surprises many people—and it matters more than most realize. When it comes to protecting your assets,...
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2026 Estate Tax Changes: What Texans Need to Know Now

January 23, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
If you’ve heard that major estate tax changes are coming in 2026, you’re absolutely right. The good news? These updates could mean more protection for your legacy and less stress for your loved ones—if your estate plan...
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