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Last Will & Testament Planning for Married Couples

January 12, 2021 By Kalish Law Office

Thinking of updating your wills? Or maybe you have never taken the time to make a will in the first place! This is a task that is often put off until later, but doesn't have to feel overwhelming if you handle it in an organized way. Planning together is easier It is best to do this together if at all possible. In a few situations, you may plan your wills at different times. Maybe you want … [Read more...] about Last Will & Testament Planning for Married Couples

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: abogados, estate planning, estate planning lawyer, joint wills, last will and testament, making a will with my spouse, married couple making a will, reciprocal wills, separate wills, Texas Wills, The woodlands lawyer, wills

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

How to Help your Elderly Loved One Organize their Personal Business Affairs

June 14, 2017 By Kalish Law Office

Let's face it: for most people, getting and staying organized is hard.  Organizing someone else's finances is not easy either. So, let's say that the time has come for you to step in and help your elderly friend or relative with their finances.  If you are lucky, they asked for help at a time when they can guide you in figuring out where they left off and where you come in.   If not, it is … [Read more...] about How to Help your Elderly Loved One Organize their Personal Business Affairs

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: elder law, estate, financial planning, home, medicare, planning, powers of attorney, senior citizens, taxes, trusts, wills

I’m too Young to have a will…. aren’t I?

August 29, 2016 By Kalish Law Office

Most people in their twenties do not consider getting a will to be high on their list of priorities.   That is understandable.  However, there are many reasons why you should consider having a will.  Here are the most important ones: You have a child (whether the child lives with you or not) You have any assets (even a bank account, car, or personal items) You have debts and they could … [Read more...] about I’m too Young to have a will…. aren’t I?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: age, at what age do I need a will, beneficiary, death, Kalish, law, Texas, The Woodlands, trusts, wills

How Many Certified Letters Testamentary Should You Order?

December 6, 2015 By Kalish Law Office

If you have recently been to a Texas probate court and been granted  Letters Testamentary, you will be asked how many certified copies you need.  How should you determine this? The first thing that you should do is to make a list of the property that needs to be transferred. Chances are that your attorney already has asked you for this information, probably at your first meeting. However, you … [Read more...] about How Many Certified Letters Testamentary Should You Order?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: administration, assets, benificiary designation, Certified copies, estate, executor, executrix, independent, letters testamentary, probate, probate court, property, Texas, transfer, wills

Now that You are Ready to Sign your Will ….

October 12, 2015 By Kalish Law Office

Once you have visited with your attorney, given careful consideration to the contents of your Last Will and Testament, and filled out and returned any forms that your attorney has requested, your will is drafted and ready for your review. This post is a guide for our clients at Kalish Law Office.  If you have another firm drafting your will, the steps and procedures may differ.  However, all … [Read more...] about Now that You are Ready to Sign your Will ….

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: abogado, attorney, Bob Kalish, estate planning, Kalish Law Office, probate, Texas, The Woodlands, trusts, will, will signing, wills, witness notary

Adult Adoption in Texas- Why, When and How Does it Affect Inheritance?

June 15, 2015 By Kalish Law Office

There are many reasons why an adoption may be commenced after the potential adoptee turns 18.  In an adult adoption the biological parent or parents do not have to be contacted or give their consent as they would if the adoption were for a minor child. Therefore a stepparent who had wanted to adopt their stepchild for years but knew that it was impossible to get a biological parent’s consent … [Read more...] about Adult Adoption in Texas- Why, When and How Does it Affect Inheritance?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: abogado, adult adoption, Conroe, contest a will, family court, Interstate succession, Kalish Law Office, parental rights, probate, step family, step parent adoption, termination, The Woodlands, wills

What is Legal Capacity?

April 6, 2015 By Kalish Law Office

  In order to write a will, sign a contract, get married, or do a variety of other actions, a person must have legal capacity.  This means that they must be mentally competent, understand what they're doing and be of a certain age. Legal capacity often comes into question when someone is signing a will or powers of attorney.  In order to have a valid document, the person must have the … [Read more...] about What is Legal Capacity?

Filed Under: Legal Blog Tagged With: Bob Kalish, capacity, dementia, elder law, guardianship, Kalish Law Office, legal capacity, power of attorney, sounds minds, wills

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