On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 30, 2018 | Firm News
Many people wrongfully assume the administration of assets after a death is a straightforward process. If a decedent leaves behind real property, one would think the property could be easily transferred to his or her next of kin. However, the reality is the...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 23, 2018 | Firm News
Tragic instances in life can cause an individual to no longer be able to make decisions on their own behalf. Some people choose to prepare for this worst case scenario by designating someone to have medical power of attorney; however, you can’t just assign medical...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 16, 2018 | Firm News
Planning for your own death can be challenging for people, but the reality is that it is absolutely necessary. There are a number of parties who might try to claim some of your assets after your death, and the only way to ensure your assets are distributed to your...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 10, 2018 | Firm News
Many people adopt wills so their assets are properly distributed after their death. Despite the best estate planning efforts, one or more parties might contest a will, leading to complex and lengthy probate litigation. Because of the importance of a will, it is...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Apr 3, 2018 | Firm News
Most people think determining heirship is a simple process, and in some states it is, but in Texas, the laws regarding heirship are much more complex. Heirship is incredibly important when an individual passes away without leaving a will. A court will determine the...
