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What Is a Business Entity?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 22, 2014 | 0 Comments

An entity is a being that physically exists and is largely self-contained. Relating this definition to businesses, a business entity is both the fact and form of a commercial, corporate, non-profit, or other institution. Your Conroe business attorney will help...

What Are Trusts?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 17, 2014 | 0 Comments

Estate planning is essential for anyone who possesses assets wants to ensure that they are distributed among chosen heirs in case of death. Trusts are among the most effective components of estate planning, and a Conroe trust attorney can help you decide which type is bes...

What Is a Partnership Agreement?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 16, 2014 | 0 Comments

Whenever individuals enter into a business arrangement, it is important to set up an agreement, or set of guidelines, by which to conduct the enterprise. A well-designed partnership agreement can help prevent disputes and other issues later on. It is in ...

What Is the Probate Estate?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 15, 2014 | 0 Comments

A person's estate is his assets. These assets take the form of bank accounts, real property, personal property, stock holdings, interest in a business, etc. When a person dies parts of the estate—or all of it—may be subject to probate. Working with a Conroe p...

What Does Right of Survivorship Mean?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 12, 2014 | 0 Comments

We all know property can have one owner or multiple owners. What you may not know is that property can be owned in different ways. When two or more people own property, whether it is land, a bank account or other assets, one way the property can be ...

What Is Probate Court?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 10, 2014 | 0 Comments

A probate court is a court that is designed to handle matters of wills, estates, trusts, etc. It is separate and distinct from civil and criminal courts, and carries its own set of rules and procedures. It you are in need of probating a will, a Conroe probate atto...

When Do I Need a Miller Trust?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 09, 2014 | 0 Comments

A Miller Trust is a tool that can be used to spend down income in order for an individual in a retirement home to qualify for Medicaid. There are some very stringent restrictions on setting up Miller Trusts .

Revocable Trust Taxes

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 05, 2014 | 0 Comments

Revocable Trust Taxes Revocable trusts have their uses in estate planning, but avoiding taxes is not one of them. The main value of revocable trusts is that they help avoid probate, which can be a long, drawn out process. If you are looking for a means of avoiding taxes on your estate, a ...

What Is Probate Law?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 04, 2014 | 0 Comments

Probate is the means by which the estate of a decedent is prepared to be distributed. Probate generally has a negative image, in large part because it can hold up distribution to anxious heirs as material matters are decided by the court. A College Station probate a...

What Is Estate Planning?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 02, 2014 | 0 Comments

What Is Estate Planning? Estate planning is, at its essence, simply the plan for how you wish your assets to be distributed upon your death. A common misconception is that estate planning is for older or wealthier individuals; however, everyone can benefit from estate planning. Your Colle...

What Is a Subchapter S Corporation?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Sep 01, 2014 | 0 Comments

A subchapter S corporation, or S corporation, is a corporation that shares certain features and advantages of partnerships. There are limitations and exclusions, however, so it is best if you consult with a College Station corporation lawyer before de...

What Is a Limited Liability Partnership

What Is a Limited Liability Partnership?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 30, 2014 | 0 Comments

A limited liability partnership (LLP) offers the benefits of a partnership with reduced personal liability, making it ideal for professionals in high-risk industries like law and accounting. Unlike general or limited partnerships, all LLP partners share control but are only liable for their own actions, not those of others. LLPs also provide tax advantages, management flexibility, and professional credibility. Consulting a knowledgeable Conroe partnership attorney ensures proper setup and compliance tailored to your needs.

How Does Probate Work?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 30, 2014 | 0 Comments

The term “probate” seems to have come to be synonymous with unnecessary bureaucratic red tape and legal ineffectiveness. This could not be further from the truth, however, for probate is a very important component in the division of estate assets. A College Statio...

How Much Does a Living Trust Cost?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 29, 2014 | 0 Comments

How Much Does a Living Trust Cost? Living trusts are for some people excellent estate planning tools. While a living trust does not eliminate the need for a will, it does facilitate the probate process later, and still allows for use of the assets if you become incapacitated. A Conroe Liv...

Who Pays for the Funeral in Texas?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 27, 2014 | 0 Comments

This question frequently comes up among family members after a loved one passes away. If you're lucky, your loved one made plans for final arrangements prior to death and either prepaid the expenses or set aside sufficient funds for that purpose. On th...

How to Create an LLC

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 27, 2014 | 0 Comments

Limited liability corporations are very popular as alternatives to incorporation. The LLC allows you to enjoy certain tax advantages while retaining the protection against personal asset liens that corporate entities possess. If you are considering an LLC, it is a g...

How to Obtain a Power of Attorney

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 26, 2014 | 0 Comments

How to Obtain a Power of Attorney The power of attorney is an important estate planning document which allows for another person to make certain decisions for another. There are several types of these powers, each of which will be mentioned in what follows. If you need to obtain power of ...

What Do Corporate Lawyers Do?

Posted by Chris Peterson | Aug 25, 2014 | 0 Comments

For most any large business, a corporate lawyer is as necessary as a good accountant. Your Bryan TX Corporate Attorney can attest that corporate lawyers act in a service capacity to companies, and are essential to many business transactions.

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