kingwoodlawyer, Author at Kingwood Lawyer

Before you can even think about filing for divorce in Texas, you have to answer two simple questions: How long […]

Probate and Nonprobate Assets in Texas Explained for Kingwood Families

When you're putting together an estate plan, one of the most important concepts to understand is the difference between probate

When a Kingwood or Humble resident passes away without a will, Texas state law steps in to decide who inherits

It's a question we hear a lot from our neighbors in Kingwood and Northeast Houston: "Can I actually write my

When someone passes away in Texas without a will, the state doesn't get to decide what happens to their property

Losing a loved one is hard enough without having to navigate a drawn-out, confusing legal process. For most families in

When you lose a loved one, the last thing on your mind is legal paperwork. But if they left a

When you have a loved one with a disability, planning for their future is one of the most profound and

When it comes to estate planning in Texas, most families I meet share a common goal: getting their assets to

Let's be honest, the term "prenuptial agreement" can sound a little intimidating. Many people in Kingwood hear "prenup" and immediately