by Gene Kirzhner | Jun 17, 2026 | Estate Planning Law
Business succession planning in North Texas is the legal process of deciding what happens to your company, its assets, and its operations when you die, become incapacitated, or can no longer run it. Without a plan in place, Texas law and probate court make those...
by Gene Kirzhner | Jun 10, 2026 | Estate Planning Law
Contesting a will in Texas is the legal process of challenging the validity of a deceased person’s will in probate court. For Collin County families, understanding the grounds, deadlines, and realistic outcomes before filing can mean the difference between a...
by Gene Kirzhner | Jun 3, 2026 | Estate Planning Law
Family estate planning in Texas is the legal process of documenting who raises your children, who manages your finances, and where your assets go if something happens to you. For young families relocating to fast-growing Collin County communities, having these...
by Gene Kirzhner | Apr 14, 2026 | Estate Planning
Let’s be honest—most of us avoid talking about wills and trusts because, well, it feels kind of heavy. Planning for the future sounds great in theory, but when that future includes conversations about death and what happens to your stuff afterward, it’s easy to push...
by Gene Kirzhner | Mar 31, 2026 | Estate Planning
If you’ve ever been through the Texas probate process, you know it’s rarely a walk in the park. But when someone decides to challenge a will? That’s when things can get really tangled—emotionally, legally, and financially. Over the years, I’ve had folks walk into my...
