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An irrevocable life insurance trust, also known as an ILIT, is a trust that can't be changed or rescinded once it is created. These trusts are created with a life insurance policy and the policy serves as an asset that the trust owns. If you live in Texas and are in...
When a custodial parent wants to relocate, the state of Texas views that seriously. Judges and lawyers know that children do better when more adults are involved in their lives. The more support a child has in their life, the better. So when a custodial parent...
Some people in Texas who are unable to repay their debts hesitate to file for bankruptcy because of a fear that they will lose all their assets. However, Texas provides a generous list of exemptions and allows people to exempt many types of assets from the bankruptcy...
Divorce and bankruptcy are emotionally draining in their own rights, but facing both of them can be downright overwhelming in every way. If you know that filing for bankruptcy is in your future, you might be tempted to do it before the divorce or even at the same...
A parent's history of substance abuse is one of the factors that can affect custody decisions in Texas. Whether that parent's abuse is in the past or still going on, courts will consider it when establishing custody and visitation orders. Before custody is established...
Accumulating debt is ridiculously easy. Sign your name on a car loan, a few credit card slips or a student loan application, and debt quickly builds. When Texas consumers feel the heavy burden bearing down on them, debt relief is sometimes a necessity. Bankruptcy is...
If you are a US citizen interested in adopting a child from a country other than the United States, it is important to understand intercountry eligibility under the Hague Convention prior to moving forward with your plans. When you live in the State of Texas,...
Going through a divorce is life-changing. However, if you or your spouse is in the military, you will likely need to follow some special rules and regulations. Continue to read for more information about what may impact your military divorce. Special rules and...
Statistics have revealed that millennials in Texas and around the country are getting divorced at an alarming rate. While there are many reasons why this is happening, the idea to live together without making a serious commitment to marriage is clearly among the top...
A trust serves as the key that makes it easier for your beneficiaries to receive assets after your death. Certain types of trusts also ensure that you have ability to make changes. Establishing your trust through an individual or organization ensures that you can...
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