On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Jul 1, 2020 | Firm News
You may be the owner of a business and hope someday to have a family member succeed you as owner and manager. Not all family business successions work out, though. To help ensure that you can someday transition your business to your child or family member, it may help...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Jun 17, 2020 | Will Contests
Texas residents like you have a lot of ground to cover when working out your estate plan. Creating the first draft often takes many months to perfect. After you finish, it may feel tempting to leave it as-is. But you must update your estate plan somewhat frequently....
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Jun 10, 2020 | Firm News
Perhaps you are young and just out of college or newly retired but feeling as good as you did 20 years ago. Estate planning may not be on your mind much, if at all, because death seems like a distant prospect. This mindset, however, could become rife with problems...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | May 27, 2020 | Firm News
Many people in Texas get married after having been previously divorced or widowed. The chance at a fresh start for a happy marriage and life is something to celebrate indeed. However, blending families may not always be easy and some of the issues that couples in...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | May 22, 2020 | Commercial Real Estate
There are many differences between residential and commercial real estate with perhaps the biggest being how you handle validation. Knowing the value of a property is an important aspect of purchasing or selling. Values in real estate are never exact but rather...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 30, 2020 | Will Contests
It is not uncommon to have concerns regarding what will happen with your estate after death. Particularly if you believe that your heirs may challenge any will that you put forth, you may be looking for ways to prevent this. The most common way to prevent any...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 15, 2020 | Firm News
There is nothing more final than death, which means you probably assume that when you die, your debts will as well. That is not always true when you have a spouse. Your creditors could hold him or her responsible for your debt in a couple of situations. According to...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 6, 2020 | Firm News
For many entrepreneurs, starting and growing a business is like raising a family. Although estate planning tools provide resources for ensuring the financial stability of a spouse and children, they may fall short when providing for the long-term care of a...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Mar 31, 2020 | Firm News
Most people understand the importance of having a comprehensive estate plan. However, there are thousands of people in the United States who die each year without a will. Dying without a will is dying “intestate.” When this happens, it may end up with the...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Mar 30, 2020 | Firm News
Forming a limited partnership in Texas may be one way to limit losses in your business while retaining financial benefits. Texas trust law explains that some people use limited partnerships as an estate-planning device to ensure the safety of their invested capital. ...
