On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Sep 20, 2020 | Estate Planning
Creating an estate plan is a comprehensive event that helps to ensure that your loved ones receive the inheritance you intend them to enjoy. For some people, setting up a will is sufficient. Other individuals may decide that they want to do a little more. They may...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Jul 20, 2020 | Estate Planning
Being a family often means having people depend on you for most, if not all, of their daily needs. If you are a parent, your children rely on you to provide them with food, shelter and guidance. If you are a spouse, your partner might rely on your income because they...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Jun 19, 2020 | Estate Planning
As you’ve gotten older, you’ve realized how much you want to leave an inheritance behind for your children. You’ve also realized that they aren’t as cautious with money or your assets as you’d like them to be. You don’t want to see all you’ve worked for spent, sold or...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Apr 3, 2020 | Estate Planning
As someone who has created their own business or inherited and run a family business, you may have big plans about passing your company on to someone else. However, have you truly stopped to consider the qualifications and traits that will make someone successful in...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Mar 7, 2020 | Estate Planning
Trusts are misunderstood and underutilized legal tools that offer substantial protection for those planning their estate. Trusts create a separate legal entity whose sole focus is to administer and distribute specific assets and give you control over the way your...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Aug 26, 2019 | Estate Planning
If you die “intestate” (without a will), Texas law dictates who gets your stuff. If you die with: Here’s what happens: children but no spouse children inherit everything spouse but no children, parents, or siblings spouse inherits everything parents...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Aug 19, 2019 | Estate Planning
When seeking to modify a provision of a will, people often add a codicil instead of drafting a new will. Unless you’re very careful, a codicil can actually nullify the very provision you want to change! What is a Codicil? A codicil is a legal document that...
On behalf of Law Offices of William A. Pigg, PLLC | Aug 9, 2019 | Estate Planning
Building The Rainbow Bridge If you don’t make provision for your pet’s care, it could end up following you over the Rainbow Bridge before its time. Unfortunately, providing for a pet in your will may not be sufficient to insure its continued care after you...
