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Non-Probate Assets

September 16, 2020 By Kalish Law Office

Some assets do not require probate court in order to pass to a living person. They can be passed directly to the beneficiary, with no probate order needed. Examples of non-probate assets Life insurance, retirement accounts, brokerage accounts. If you have these types of a accounts and have properly designated a beneficiary, that person should be able to get that money distributed directly … [Read more...] about Non-Probate Assets

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: avoid probate court, beneficiary designations, estate planning attorney, Montgomery County Texas probate court, non probate assets, POD accounts, probate, the woodlands probate lawyer, wills and probate

Covid 19 Tip # 6. Have a Current Will

April 2, 2020 By Kalish Law Office

It is very important to have a current will. I cannot emphasize this enough. Even though it is always important, it is not something that people enjoy thinking about. Over years of practicing law and helping thousands of people with their estate planning, trusts, wills, probate, and business planning, our attorneys have found that we have a more receptive audience when there is some type of … [Read more...] about Covid 19 Tip # 6. Have a Current Will

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: Bob Kalish attorney, coronavirus, covid 19, covid19 tips, emergency preparation, last will and testament, power of attorney, probate, Texas wills and trusts lawyer, The Woodlands wills and trusts lawyer, wills, wills and estate planning, wills and trusts

Covid 19 Tip # 5: Organize Your Passwords

April 1, 2020 By Kalish Law Office

Today is Day #5 of our Covid 19 Tips. For previous tips, see our blog, Facebook page, Twitter, and Google Business Page. We will update and add to these tips regularly. The whole point of preparedness is to be ready for an unusual situation. The current coronavirus situation certainly applies. But, just in case you are tempted to say "this will all be over soon, so I don't need to … [Read more...] about Covid 19 Tip # 5: Organize Your Passwords

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: business law, covid 19, covid19 tips, family law, probate, se habla espanol, small business risk management, The Woodlands, The Woodlands Texas Lawyer, wills and trusts

Should Your Adult Child Now be Named as Executor of Your Will?

January 9, 2020 By Kalish Law Office

If you have a Last Will and Testament that was created before your child turned 18 years old, you may now want to consider updating it. Updating a will can be done by either 1) having a new will that takes the place of the old one; or 2) doing a "codicil" which is a specifically worded and witnessed legal document that attaches to the current will. Once your child is an adult, you can … [Read more...] about Should Your Adult Child Now be Named as Executor of Your Will?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: adult child, Bob Kalish attorney, child as executor, probate, probate attorney, probate lawyer, testamentos, wills and estate planning, wills and probate, wills and trusts

Moving On After a Traumatic Life Event

July 30, 2018 By Kalish Law Office

It's natural to find it difficult to move on. Especially from something you thought would last. However hard it may be, we must find the strength to keep moving forward. Sometimes, things in our life are out of our control. Life will keep going regardless of this fact. If we choose to stay stagnant in a fast-paced world, we may find ourselves forever stuck in the past, specters haunting what we … [Read more...] about Moving On After a Traumatic Life Event

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: break up, change, courage, death, divorce, probate, separation

The Benefits of Being Bilingual

March 26, 2018 By Kalish Law Office

We here at the Kalish Law Office are well aware of the wonderful benefits of being bilingual. With a majority of the staff being both Spanish and English speakers, we cater to a wider variety of clients. In this globally connected era, it's important to be able to connect with different cultures for innovation and improvement. In this blog post, we will explain just a few of the many benefits of … [Read more...] about The Benefits of Being Bilingual

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: bilingual, divorce, divorcio, family law, family probate lawyer, probate, se habla espanol, spanish, spanish speaking attorney, spanish speaking mediator, The Woodlands

When Emotions are Involved, there are no “Easy Cases”

December 27, 2017 By Kalish Law Office

There are no easy cases really. Sure some cases are less complicated legally but there is always an emotional factor. Whether you are going through a divorce which seems simple or going to court for a probate matter in which a loved one died, you should be prepared to feel emotion over these life changing events. Change is hard, especially when you wish that the change had not happened. Even when … [Read more...] about When Emotions are Involved, there are no “Easy Cases”

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Probate Guidelines in Texas

March 8, 2017 By Kalish Law Office

I enjoy sharing information with our readers to help them navigate the confusing legal process. Harris County, Texas has some excellent information about probate on their "helpful guidelines" page . This information can help you understand what to look for in a will, how property passes in the State of Texas if the person doesn't  have a Will, what to do if more than 4 years has passed since … [Read more...] about Probate Guidelines in Texas

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