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    • Special Needs Trusts
    • Ladybird Deeds
  • Probate And Non-Probate Alternatives
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    • Judicial Determination Of Heirship & Administration
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    • Affidavit Of Heirship
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What Is the Best Way to Leave a Vacation Property to My Children?

June 15, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
vacation property...
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What Is an Affidavit of Heirship and When Can I Use One?

June 1, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
An affidavit of heirship is a legal document used in Texas to establish who the rightful heirs are when a person dies without a will, and it’s primarily used to transfer real estate outside of the probate process. If you...
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How Does Texas Handle Jointly Owned Property When One Spouse Dies?

May 15, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
When one spouse dies in Texas, what happens to jointly owned property depends on the type of ownership, how the property was acquired, and whether there are surviving co-owners or beneficiaries. Texas law treats community...
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What Is a Fiduciary?

May 1, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
A fiduciary is a person or entity entrusted to manage assets or interests on behalf of someone else, with a legal and ethical obligation to act in that person’s best interest. In everyday terms, spelled out on Investopedia,...
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Why a Poorly Drafted Will Can Send Families to Court

April 23, 2026
Jennifer Nichols, J.D., CPA
Estate Planning
I have seen firsthand how a poorly drafted Will can send families into Court, create avoidable conflict, and leave important assets outside the plan a person thought they had in place. In many cases, the family is shocked....
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