Stroup Robert C

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Stroup Robert C

Guardianship
Everyone should have a last will and testament. More importantly in most situations is the fact that everyone also needs a power of attorney. If you have minor children, a trust is almost mandatory in order to avoid a potential guardianship. Proper estate planning, even for those with the most meager of possessions, can save your heirs or beneficiaries much time, money, and heartache. We recommend everyone have a will, statutory durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, HIPAA authorization, and directive to physicians (living will). In addition, a declaration of guardian and an out of hospital do not resuscitate order may be desired. For those with substantial assets, proper estate tax planning can save thousands of dollars in estate taxes.

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Address: 901 Penn St, Fort Worth, TX 76102

Website: http://www.thestrouplawfirm.com

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Stroup Robert C

Guardianship
Everyone should have a last will and testament. More importantly in most situations is the fact that everyone also needs a power of attorney. If you have minor children, a trust is almost mandatory in order to avoid a potential guardianship. Proper estate planning, even for those with the most meager of possessions, can save your heirs or beneficiaries much time, money, and heartache. We recommend everyone have a will, statutory durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, HIPAA authorization, and directive to physicians (living will). In addition, a declaration of guardian and an out of hospital do not resuscitate order may be desired. For those with substantial assets, proper estate tax planning can save thousands of dollars in estate taxes.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
We limit our practice to the representation of small businesses. We handle the formation, merger, and termination of corporations and limited liability companies, and other related business transactions.
Limited Liability Companies

Real Estate Litigation
Real estate law is a broad and varied field. Our practice consists mainly of representing sellers or purchasers in real estate transactions, landlords or tenants in leasing, lenders in loan document preparation or foreclosures, and mineral interest owners in oil and gas leasing.
Real Estate Transactions
Alamo Title Company is an agent of Alamo Title Insurance, a wholly owned subsidiary of Fidelity National Title Insurance Company, the largest title insurance underwriter in the United States. As a Fee Attorney for Alamo Title Company, the Stroup Law Firm has the ability to close real estate transactions across the State of Texas. The product is the same, so customer service and knowledge make the difference. Robert C. Stroup has closed thousands of real estate transactions since 1983, from under $500.00 to over $17,000.00, including commercial, residential, vacant land, ranches
Easement

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
The Stroup Law Firm limits its practice to three main areas: real estate, estate planning and probate, and business. We do not handle any litigation, or any adversarial matter that might lead to litigation. If a matter we are handling evolves into litigation, that matter is referred to a litigation specialist. We also do not handle bankruptcy matters.
Wills
DOES AN INDEPENDENT EXECUTOR NAMED IN A LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT AND APPOINTED TO ACT IN SUCH CAPACITY BY A COURT AUTOMATICALLY HAVE THE POWER AND AUTHORITY TO SELL REAL PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE?
Trusts
Texas has the easiest probate system in the entire United States. If a last will and testament properly provides for an independent administration, and one is opened, the probate court has very little control over a personal representative. Therefore, probate costs are significantly less than for the alternative method of probate, a dependent administration. If you trust your personal representative, be sure to provide for an independent administration. And avoid those living trusts.
Power of Attorney
Robert also has a significant estate planning and probate practice, preparing wills, powers of attorney, and other estate planning documents, as well as probating wills and estates and using other methods in lieu of probate.
Probate

Foreclosure
This section deals with non-judicial foreclosures of mortgages. In Texas, a mortgage is called a deed of trust. The Stroup Law Firm represents lenders in the foreclosure process.
Tax Law

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