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Can a Spouse Change a Trust After Death? What to Know

February 16, 2025
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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Imagine this: you’re grieving the loss of your spouse and dealing with their affairs. As you go through their estate plan you wonder - can a spouse change a trust after death? It’s a common question for surviving spouses, especially in Texas where laws are different. Whether it’s to adjust asset … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust

Do you Need An Attorney for Last Will and Testament in Texas?

February 4, 2025
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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Need help with your last will and testament? A knowledgeable attorney for last will and testament can simplify the legal process and ensure your personal wishes are legally binding through legal services. In this post we’ll cover why you need an attorney, the cost and how to prepare for your … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust

Essential Estate Planning for Families: Secure Your Legacy

December 27, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

A husband and wife are seeking financial advice from a financial planners. They are discussing their retirement plan, loans, mortgages, 401K, and budget.

As a family law and estate planning attorney here in Texas, I often see how the two bodies of law intersect. After I represented Amy in her divorce, I encouraged her to draw up an estate plan to take care of her children in case something happened to her. She didn’t want to think about it so she … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust

Can I Set Up a Trust Without My Spouse? Legal Guide

December 26, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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Life throws curveballs. Sometimes, these curveballs involve considering complex legal tools like trusts, even if your spouse isn't on board. So, can I set up a trust without my spouse? Yes, absolutely. However, it depends on several factors like your financial goals, the types of assets involved, … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust

Does a Will Have to Be Signed by Other Parties in Texas?

December 12, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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Creating a last will and testament is a crucial step in planning for the future. It allows you to decide how your assets, including real estate, will be distributed after your passing. One common question is, does a will have to be signed by other parties? Understanding the requirements for valid … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust

Who Pays the Mortgage on a House in a Trust

December 11, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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Dealing with a mortgage after a loved one passes away raises many questions. One common question is, who pays the mortgage on a house in a trust? This article addresses this concern, offering guidance on trust-owned properties, especially for those with revocable living trusts. We'll cover Texas … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust

What Can You Put in a Trust? Key Assets Explained

December 4, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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Building a secure future for your loved ones often involves a revocable living trust. What can you put in a trust? This guide explores the various types of assets you can place in a revocable living trust in Texas. It helps you make informed decisions for your estate plan. A living trust can be a … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: Estate Planning Tag, last will, revocable living trust, trust

Who Needs a Trust Instead of a Will? Key Factors to Consider

November 19, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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As an estate planning attorney here in Texas, my clients often wonder if they need a trust rather than a last will. Many clients put off the process altogether and only take action when something major happens in their lives. Steve had just inherited his mother’s estate including a home in … [Read more...]

Categories: Estate Planning Tagged: last will, revocable living trust

Why Put Property in a Trust: 7 Key Benefits for Texas Homeowners

November 11, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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People often ask me, "why put property in a trust?" This is a great question. As an experienced estate planning attorney in Texas, this question often comes up in consultations with my clients. Many people want to make sure their loved ones are cared for after their passing and are searching for the … [Read more...]

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What to Put in a Trust: Key Assets Explained

October 28, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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People often think about what to put in a trust when they start planning for the future. They want to make sure their loved ones are taken care of and their assets are protected. A trust can be a powerful tool in estate planning, but figuring out what to put in a trust can sometimes feel … [Read more...]

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Christopher Migliaccio is an attorney and a Co-Founding Partner of the law firm of Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. Chris is a native of New Jersey and landed in Texas after graduating from the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law in Lansing, Michigan. Chris has experience with personal bankruptcy, estate planning, family law, divorce, child custody, debt relief lawsuits, and personal injury. If you have any questions about this article, you can contact Chris by clicking here.

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