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A trust can be a valuable tool in estate planning. College Station trust lawyers share reasons why you may benefit from setting up a trust.

Brazos County estate planning attorney Chris Peterson shares important advice for single parents plannng for their children's future.

Wondering if you need an estate plan? Attorney Chris Peterson discusses estate planning and when you should begin to create a plan.

Bryan will and trust lawyer Chris Peterson advises on how to properly pass your home on to your children in the most secure way.

Probate in Brazos County is a lengthy and complicated process. Attorney Chris Peterson explains how it works and what you can expect.

Mistakes are regularly made when estate plans are created. College Station estate attorneys at Peterson Law Group help you avoid the most common issues.

College Station Trust Lawyer Chris Peterson cautions about common mistakes made when creating a Living Trust as part of your estate plan.

College Station estate administration lawyers at Peterson Law Group explain the why's and how's of prepaying for your funeral and what to be aware of.

Do you have digital assets? Brazos County estate planning attorney explains why it's important to include them in your estate plan.

Bryan estate lawyers at Peterson Law Group explain how a Roth IRA can be an important part of your overall estate plan.

Few people are familiar with a Pour-Over Will. Find out how your College Station estate planning lawyers may use one if your plan also includes a living trust.

Sometimes it takes a little convincing to get the other spouse on board with estate planning. Brazos County will lawyer Chris Peterson shares advice.

Conservatorship lawyer Chris Peterson explains how guardianships work and how to know if one is right for your situation.

For those caring for elderly relatives in Brazos County, there may be relief knowing that the senior has a medical directive, power of attorney, and/or trust in case he or she becomes incapacitated. However, it’s also possible that there is no guiding documentation to help when the relative is unable to make decisions on his or her own behalf. In Texas, adult guardianships may be the only way to ensure your relative is cared for in later years.

If you’re planning for the time in which you’ll be unable to handle your own financial affairs, you may consider giving someone else power of attorney. That may seem easy enough, but then comes the question: which type of power of attorney? Estate planning attorney Chris Peterson explains your options.

College Station trust attorney Chris Peterson explains what an IRA trust is and how this tool may fit in as part of your estate and inheritance planning.

In my years as a Bryan estate planning attorney, experience proves that families that openly discuss their estate plans lay the groundwork for better transitions when the time comes.

Will lawyers in College Station discuss an important aspect of estate planning that people don't often think about when they begin creating their plan.

Many parents worry about how they will fund a lifetime of care for their child with special needs. This is especially concerning if the parents are fearful that there will not be enough money left for housing, caregivers, and basic life necessities when mom or dad pass away.

If you have lost a loved one and are now attempting to close out their estate, our Brazos County probate attorneys are sorry for your loss and we understand how frustrating the process can be.

Brazos County estate planning lawyer Chris Peterson shares the benefits of estate planning no matter what stage of life you are in.

Estate Planning attorney Chris Peterson shares 5 important considerations for parents thinking about transferring ownership of their home to their children.

Attorney Chris Peterson advises parents to help their now-adult children set up important estate planning documents before they go off to college or other opportunities away from home.

Choosing guardians for your children is a job that takes serious consideration. Here are 5 questions to ask yourself to ensure you make the best choice.

Being an executor is an important job and can be time-consuming. Brazos County probate attorneys explain how you can be paid for your time and effort in this role.