Although this article (written by our friend Tereina over at the AAEPA) was originally meant for Valentine’s Day, I thought it was a useful illustration of potential family issues and worth linking to now. It addresses some of the ways estate planning can defuse family issues and ensure a smooth transition to the next generation. It’s a great time to make an appointment with us to talk about your particular situation, along with your goals and any long-term concerns that you may have. Even if you already have a plan in place, when was it last updated? Does it still accomplish your objectives?
If you’d like more pointers on potential family issues in estate planning, I’d suggest reading Tereina’s article.
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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