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Lawyer offers reasonable, flat-rate pricing. You don't have to guess what the attorney cost will be. Personal service attorney with home office in Richardson, TX. Law Firm assists clients with Texas Last Will, Probate, Avoiding Probate, Alternatives to Probate in Texas, Trusts, Living Trusts, Guardianship, Power of Attorney, Intestate, Died with no will. Operates in Dallas County Probate Court, Collin County Probate Court, Dallas, TX, Plano, Tx, Frisco, Tx, Garland, TX, McKinney, Tx.

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Address: 1701 Gateway Blvd Ste 390, Richardson, TX 75080

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Divorce
Guardianship
Sometimes, guardianship of adults can be necessary for those with Alzheimer’s or other mental disability. In a guardianship, the guardian gains legal control over an incapacitated ward.

Forgery
A Texas will can be contested due to improper signature or due to forged signature. For example, the signature on the will may be a forgery. Also, since typed wills must be witnessed by two witnesses, a will may be contested due to lack of witness signature.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
In that time, our highly experienced attorneys have spent countless hours writing about Texas Wills, Estate Planning, Asset Protection, Texas Business Formation, Texas Trusts, Fiduciary Litigation, and much more.
Business Disputes
Consult a small business law attorney to make sure you do what’s necessary to preserve your limited liability status. You should also discuss the tax consequences of the corporation vs. LLC with your accountant and/or your attorney. Many small businesses will not owe any Texas tax (called the “Franchise Tax”), but it’s always best to discuss tax implications with your CPA and/or attorney before making the final choice.
Limited Liability Companies
The Firm routinely counsels small and medium-sized business owners. In fact, the Firm offers up-front, flat-rate fees for most of small business law clients. For example, the Firm offers flat-rate fees for creating business entities, such as Texas corporations and Texas limited liability companies (Texas LLC).
Small Business Law

Real Estate Transactions

Medicaid Planning

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
When a family member dies, probate is the first step in the legal process for distributing the property. The Texas estate administration process often begins with probate. Shutt Law Firm assists with probate and avoiding probate –even if there was no Will.
Wills
You can modify your Texas last will and testament, amend your will, or otherwise change your will in Texas with a legal document called a “codicil.” You should never attempt to make changes to a will by writing on the will or striking provisions out in a will. Handwritten modifications on a typewritten will are generally ignored by the probate court, so it is best to use a legal codicil for making changes to a Texas will.
Trusts
Contact Dallas Trust Attorney Isaac Shutt at (214) 302-8197. Send an E-mail to ishutt@shuttlawfirm.com to learn more about Texas testamentary trusts, revocable living trusts, a trust for minor children, and to find out which Texas trust may be right for your unique situation.
Power of Attorney
A Texas Power of Attorney is a powerful document that grants a third party the power to represent or interact with others on the client’s behalf. Many estate plans actually contain two separate kinds of power of attorney–a medical power of attorney and a general power of attorney.
Probate
Mar 6, 2023 | All Articles, Probate Law How to Access Accounts After a Death in Texas: What you need to know. After a Person Dies in Texas, Accessing the Deceased’s Accounts Should Be A Top Priority The way you can access a deceased person’s accounts in Texas depends on several factors:...

Tax Law
Sets Up Trusts. For estates requiring trusts after death, the will generally creates those trusts. Trusts created as part of a will are called “testamentary trusts.” Testametary trusts are used for tax planning and/or to provide for younger children. Tax planning trusts are discussed in further detail below. As to trusts for children, a trust is often preferable over an outright gift of cash to children. Although a child cannot actually receive and control an outright gift of cash until age 18, many testators prefer that their children not have control of cash until even after age 18. That is, a trust that lasts until the child reaches age 25 assures that the child will have money for college education instead of that Corvette the child always wanted.

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