What Happens When You File An Inheritance Dispute In The Wrong Texas Court
If you try to represent yourself in court things can go wrong quickly.
Read More
Tag: Power of Attorney
Breaching A Fiduciary Duty In Texas
[mp_image id=”2272″ size=”full” link_type=”custom_url” link=”#” target=”false” caption=”false” align=”left”] Power of Attorney A power of...
Read More
Relationship Poisoning And Undue Influence
Relationship poisoning is a from of undue influence in Texas. Relationship poisoning is a ground for contesting a will in Texas.
Read MoreCan you create a trust with my money?
In 2005 the Texarkana Court of Appeals was asked that question. An elderly couple who became concerned about their future health and living care needs made two of their children signatories on their bank account. Over time, the...
Read More
Is a breach of fiduciary duty a crime?
Texas has a criminal statute that makes it a felony offense to misapply fiduciary property. Many...
Read MoreCan Texas power of attorney create a trust using the principal’s money?
Definitions: The principal is the person who gives the power of attorney. The agent or attorney-in-fact is the person to whom the power is given e.g. the holder of the power of attorney. Discussion: Can a holder of a Texas...
Read MoreAre all Powers of Attorney the same?
The short answer is no. A power of attorney can grant a general power or a special power. It can be a durable power of attorney or not. You can also have a power of attorney solely for medical decisions. What do all of these...
Read More