This article discusses judicial developments relating to the Texas law of intestacy, wills, estate administration, trusts, and other estate planning matters. The article covers approximately thirty-five cases. The discussion ...

Texas Elder Law covers everything from dissolution of marriage to settling an estate. The book thoroughly covers the complex issues that plague estate planners and guardians. These include family and marital issues, paying ...

Broadens perspective of estate planning and potential problems that might occur in international estate planning by discussing the approach that some jurisdictions take in international conflict of law scenarios and provides ...

Explores three topics: the current art market; art as an investment while a client is still living; and estate planning for a client's art estate. Addresses issues associated with the current lack of art-specific estate ...

An annual update on notable Texas cases and legislative changes that may affect estate planning. Topics vary but may include: durable power of attorney, digital assets, inheritance rights and medical power of attorney.

Describes different routes that an estate planning professional can take to effectuate an estate plan for a cervid breeding operation, with emphasis on Texas regulations. First, discusses the history of the industry, the ...

Reviews alkaline hydrolysis, the so-called “liquid cremation,” in light of the predominate methods of corpse disposal: burial and cremation. Looks at the seven states that have already approved the use of alkaline hydrolysis, ...

Addresses some of the issues associated with a broad-spectrum disorder like Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). First, the article gives background information to develop a strong foundation of what ASD is, and other issues ...

Examines joint tenancy with rights of survivorship in the thirteenth century. The author makes comparisons between thirteenth century and twentieth-century lawyers practicing in this area. The author analyzes joint tenancy ...

We are certainly in an electronic age. Society has made a definite transition from the use of paper to an overwhelming reliance on electronic transactions. This development has not escaped notice by the estate planning ...