Drafting a will should be at the top of your priorities this coming year. In fact, our estate planning lawyers in McAllen recommend drafting or updating a will yearly. It benefits you by ensuring your will is up to date with every life change you go through (i.e., marriage, divorce, children, grandchildren.) If you have... read more
Digital assets are a thing of the present and they’re undoubtedly here to stay. But what does that mean for you as you begin your estate planning process? Should they be considered the same type of property as our cars, houses, money, and land? The short answer is yes, but digital property can cover a lot... read more
For years, our estate planning lawyers in McAllen have built a reputation of professionalism for our clients. We couldn’t be more excited to support you as you begin your estate planning journey. If you are meeting with the most dedicated estate planning lawyers McAllen has to offer, here are three things you may want to... read more
Young families have plenty of responsibilities on their plates. From balancing childcare, school, and jobs, it may feel there is hardly any time left in your day. Still, thinking about your future is necessary. Without a will or estate plan, decisions for your family can be left up to a probate court judge. This can... read more
There’s a big chance you’ve thought about drafting a will or estate planning before. You recently got married, had kids, got divorced, or your financial situation changed. Our attorneys in McAllen know of some other reasons you may want to create or update a will. Share this with someone you think can benefit. You’re 18... read more
So, you’re drafting your first will with our attorneys in McAllen, and you aren’t sure what to work on first. You may be wondering who will get to keep your house or that amazing bicycle collection of yours. That’s great! You should definitely be thinking of these things. However, there is so much more you... read more
What is one area our McAllen law firm recommends people reconsider in their estate planning process? People often double-check their checking or saving accounts to determine how much money they can pass down to their loved ones. Unfortunately, there are two crucial factors many people fail to double-check: taxes on their property or current debt.... read more
So, you’re ready to draft a will and so far, the process has been seamless. You’ve chosen the family members you want to distribute your assets to and signed the papers. That should be it, right? Unfortunately, the estate planning process does not end when you draft the will. In fact, there are some very... read more
We get it – estate planning with a law firm is something reserved for people in near-retirement age at the youngest. Except, this statement isn’t true at all! In fact, the legal age in Texas to write a will is 18! At Fryer and Hansen, we understand the reservations young people have about planning their... read more
When you prepare your will, you’re essentially taking inventory of everything you’ve done in your life. This ranges from the assets you’ve amassed to the relationships you’ve created. It can be a daunting experience and cause issues if done wrong. Our McAllen estate planning lawyers of Fryer and Hansen know how imperative an adequately written... read more