Estate planning. It's a term that often evokes feelings of procrastination and distant futures. But for Texans facing their mortality or simply wanting to ensure their wishes are respected after they're gone, proper estate planning is a crucial step.  Here at Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. in … [Read more...]

As young adults in Texas step into a new chapter of their lives after graduating high school, estate planning often gets overlooked. While the idea of estate planning might seem far off for someone just graduating, there are several key reasons why getting at least a few documents prepared to … [Read more...]

When your child heads off to college, it is a time of significant change for both of you. As they enter adulthood, you might not realize that your ability to help them in times of need changes, too, especially regarding their medical information. In Texas, turning 18 means your child is legally an … [Read more...]

Contrary to popular belief, estate planning is not just a concern for the wealthy or older adults. In reality, it can benefit anyone aged 18 or older. Life is unpredictable. Estate planning for young adults is about preparing for unexpected emergencies and the future. With an estate plan in place, … [Read more...]

Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to safeguard your legacy and protect your loved ones after you pass away. At Warren & Migliaccio, we offer the option to create your will online using our Estate Plan Express service. It provides many advantages to traditional … [Read more...]

When you turn 18, you legally become an adult in Texas. With this major milestone, you gain new freedoms and responsibilities. Suddenly, you can vote, marry, open your own bank account, sign contracts, and enlist in the military. You are also legally independent from your parents. This means they … [Read more...]

There is a common misconception that estate planning is only for wealthy or older people. However, having a will can benefit anyone, regardless of financial status or age. You can use a will to appoint a guardian for minor children, provide for your family, and safeguard your legacy. Recognizing the … [Read more...]

Planning your estate in Texas can feel like a chess game, and the Lady Bird Deed might seem like the winning move. However, this legal tool, designed to streamline property transfer, has its pitfalls. Let's explore why Texas residents may face challenges with a Lady Bird Deed, touching … [Read more...]

Two commonly discussed Trusts in Texas include the Living Trust also known as Revocable Living Trust and the Irrevocable Trust.  Before discussing the differences between a Living Trust and Irrevocable Trust, let's first discuss what a Trust is. What is a trust  A trustee uses a legal arrangement … [Read more...]