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 | 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 | Mar 4, 2020 | Will Contests
Will contests come up for different reasons, whether a family member believes that their loved one was under the undue influence of another or the executor is accused of failing to distribute assets appropriately. However, some wills are disputed because of sibling...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Feb 15, 2020 | Will Contests
When it comes to planning your estate, you probably want the least amount of drama possible. Most families do not want to consider that disputes may happen. If you worry about inheritance disputes amongst your children, AARP has some ideas on how to avoid a fight. To...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Feb 12, 2020 | Will Contests
Challenging a will after a person’s death can be a very difficult process, and it is important to understand the basics of this legal undertaking. In reality, there are several laws that dictate who can and cannot contest a will, and under what circumstances...
On behalf of Hensley & Krueger, PLLC | Dec 16, 2019 | Will Contests
A will is a legal document specifying those who will receive a person’s property when they die. It also establishes an executor, who will be in charge of settling the estate. A “will contest” is a lawsuit that seeks to nullify a person’s will after their death. They...
