by Ellen | Nov 7, 2023 | All Articles, Probate Law, Texas Estate Planning Documents, Texas Last Will and Testaments, Trusts and Estate Planning
New Videos: “Heath Ledger, Kobe Bryant and Whitney Houston–Their Wills and Trusts Could Have Been Better!” Ask Your Question Call Us at (214) 302-8197 To ask a legal question or get legal help from the Texas estate planning attorneys and...
by Ellen | Jul 7, 2023 | All Articles, Texas Estate Planning Documents, Texas Last Will and Testaments
There Are A Few Problems with Handwritten Wills in Texas Risks of DIY Wills in Texas While handwritte wills, DIY will kits, and online templates are convenient and cost-effective, they come with significant risks that can undermine your intentions. Here are some...
by Ellen | Jan 16, 2023 | All Articles, Texas Last Will and Testaments
New Video: “Handwritten Wills in Texas” Check out the video below in which Texas wills attorney Isaac Shutt shares how to get a valid Texas Last Will and Testament for FREE without an estate planning attorney. All you need is a couple of minutes, a piece...
by Ellen | Jan 16, 2023 | All Articles, Texas Last Will and Testaments
New Video: “Three Things to Never Put in your Texas Will” Check out the video below in which Texas wills attorney Isaac Shutt shares three things you should never put in your Texas Last Will and Testament. Estate Planning Attorney sees all kinds of Texas...
by Ellen | Jul 22, 2020 | All Articles, Texas Estate Planning Documents, Texas Last Will and Testaments, Trusts and Estate Planning
. From A Texas Estate Planning Attorney: Estate Planning is More Than a Last Will and Testament! Shutt Law Firm, PLLC, with its main office conveniently located in Richardson, Texas, stands as a team of experienced Texas estate planning attorneys...
by Ellen | Mar 21, 2020 | All Articles, Texas Estate Planning Documents, Texas Last Will and Testaments, Trusts and Estate Planning
Signing a Will in Texas with Coronavirus Concerns (Social Distancing) Texas Will-signings during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) prove challenging because the Texas Estates Code requires that a typed Last Will and Testament be signed by two witnesses (and...
