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Plano, TX business owners and individuals can now benefit from local counsel with legal experience rooted in multiple jurisdictions. Phillip D. Azachi, partner at DeCandido & Azachi, PLLC, has recently been formally admitted to the Texas Bar, expanding the firm’s ability to serve clients in Collin County, Dallas‑Fort Worth, and beyond. What Does Admission to the Texas Bar […]
From a Probate Lawyer in Forest Hill, NY: Determining Whether Your Estate Needs to Go Through Probate Asset Ownership You do not have to probate assets that pass automatically to a beneficiary or joint owner. Property titled as joint tenancy with rights of survivorship, or as tenants by the entirety (used for married couples), transfers […]
Individuals with valuable property and close loved ones often think carefully about the legacy they want to leave when they die. The desire to leave a meaningful legacy can be what drives an individual to establish an estate plan. People can provide specific property for particular members of their family and can even arrange for […]
All of the property that belongs to someone who has recently died typically becomes part of their estate. However, not every asset in the estate passes to the heirs or chosen beneficiaries of that individual. The personal representative of their estate has to make an effort to pay their debts and settle their tax obligations […]
Register for a free Zoom seminar about estate planning and considerations for home owners, those looking to protect assets from tax and Medicaid, and anyone who wants more information on how estate planning can support their long-term financial goals. Attorney Phil Azachi will also discuss common concerns about probate and estate administration as well as […]
Join the upcoming seminar for continuing legal education to understand the missteps and pitfalls that can complicate the handling of a decedent’s estate. Attorney Phil Azachi will share his extensive experience navigating litigation matters related to intestate administration, offering attendees guidance on best practices to avoid potential challenges and disputes. September 19, 2024 – 1:50-5:10PM […]
When planning your estate, it’s crucial to remember that not all beneficiaries are created the same. Some may struggle to manage their financial affairs or make sound decisions independently. They might also be susceptible to exploitation or mismanagement of their inheritance. Recognizing these individuals and taking proactive steps to protect their interests is essential. Minor […]
Estate planning is one of those responsibilities that people generally don’t enjoy addressing. Most people have an endless array of excuses for why they continue to procrastinate about estate planning. They have big financial moves in the works or intend to expand their families soon. They may feel like they are still too young and […]
Estate planning is rarely a straightforward process. And for those who have considerable assets, planning for long-term care needs and eventually distribution to beneficiaries can be particularly challenging. One option that can help individuals to achieve their estate planning goals is to set up trusts, although not all trusts are the same. Understanding the basics […]
One of the more common reasons that people delay formal estate planning is concern about the expense involved. Many people worry that they may have to spend thousands of dollars putting together documents and reviewing their financial records with an attorney. Some lawyers capitalize on that economic concern by engaging in deceptive marketing practices. They […]
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