People who have begun planning their estate generally want their plan to work as intended– which makes sense, right? We all love it when a plan comes together. What are the common errors people make in estate planning? Is there a benefit to waiting? Reactive planning– waiting until an emergency has already occurred– is oftentimes the worst possible option people can choose. What are some ways estate planning during a time of crisis lead to failures? Read on to learn more.
Estate Planning Attorney at Slaton Schauer Law Firm, PLLC
Before practicing exclusively in Estate Planning Law, Mr. Slaton-Freeman worked in research contracts for Texas A&M University, for a major international defense contractor, and the Texas Office of the Attorney General. His background includes trial litigation, business law, analysis of complex contracts, and estate planning.
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