By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Hi, Lorie Burch here, your go to Wills & trusts attorney here to talk about 3 reasons NOT to draft your Will and other legal documents online or with a DIY kit. The first […]
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Hi, Lorie Burch here, your go to Wills and trusts attorney. Getting your Will set up is great, but now what? Well, once you’ve congratulated yourself on some major adulting, there are a few things
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Hi, Lorie Burch here, your go to Wills & Trusts attorney. I’m often asked, Lorie, when should I review my Will or make updates to my estate planning documents. Goo question! So here are a
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_hwk6MBUNI By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Hi, Lorie Burch here, your go to Wills & Trusts attorney. The law regarding the legal rights of LGBTQ Texans is continually evolving and it’s important to get the right legal advice to know
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Hi, Lorie Burch here, your go to Wills & Trusts attorney. And we’re going to talk about what every parent needs to know about Wills! Obviously, you love your children and you’d do anything for
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law I am often asked when is it a good time to get a Will. There are many life events that may trigger the need for this planning, such as marriage, divorce, births, retirement. One of
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law This article provides information of a broad general nature only. The information contained in this article does not constitute legal or tax advice. If you are part of the majority of parents, you still have
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law Should You Go to a Lawyer or Should You Do-It-Yourself? It is a fact that the vast majority of people do not have wills or living wills. There are a number of reasons why we
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By Lorie Burch, Owner & Founding Attorney of Burch Law The court will determine the guardian of your children. Your family could end up in court fighting over the kids, or the kids could end up with a stranger. The court will determine the trustee
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