By creating a comprehensive estate plan that safeguards your business with our Attorneys in McAllen Texas, you’ll be able to protect your legacy and ensure that it remains in good standing, just like you would want when you’re no longer here. But what important factors should you consider when you plan your estate? Our estate... read more
So, you’re ready to draft a will and so far, the process has been seamless. You’ve chosen the family members you want to distribute your assets to and signed the papers. That should be it, right? Unfortunately, the estate planning process does not end when you draft the will. In fact, there are some very... read more
When you prepare your will, you’re essentially taking inventory of everything you’ve done in your life. This ranges from the assets you’ve amassed to the relationships you’ve created. It can be a daunting experience and cause issues if done wrong. Our McAllen estate planning lawyers of Fryer and Hansen know how imperative an adequately written... read more
For the most part there’s always a “perfect time of the year” to do just about anything, right? If you’re going to clean the house, spring is the go-to season. If you’re going to do some heavy-duty shopping, tax-free weekend is the time. So, is there a prime season to work with an estate planning... read more
As the healthcare landscape and growing job insecurity have changed over the last few years, so have the types of fraudulent scams in the United States. Unfortunately, becoming a victim is easy, especially to living trust scams. This type can make individuals lose anywhere from $500 to $5,000. Work with our wills and trusts lawyers... read more
In our previous blog, we shared the main reasons why writing a will is an essential step for your and your family’s wellbeing. Our estate planning attorneys in McAllen value the emotional health and time of you and your loved ones. It’s the reason why we’ve prepared even more reasons writing a will is the best thing you can do... read more
Did you know that, according to a survey from Caring.com, two out of three adults don’t have a will? The percentage of adults with a will dropped from 42 percent in 2017 to 32 percent in 2021. Having a will allows you to control how your hard-earned property is distributed. Our McAllen lawyers want to... read more