- September 30, 2025
Guardianship in Texas: Understanding the Different Types
Avoid costly guardianship with Duffley Law. Explore estate planning solutions like trusts and powers of attorney to keep decisions within…Read Article - September 10, 2025
How to Choose a Trustee: Qualities, Responsibilities, and Risks to Consider
Select a trustee who is trustworthy, impartial, and financially competent. Duffley Law offers expert guidance for a worry-free trustee decision.Read Article - August 26, 2025
What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Texas? Heirs, Probate, and Intestate Succession Explained
Avoid stress and court with flat-fee estate planning at Duffley Law. Understand Texas intestacy and how assets are divided when…Read Article - August 11, 2025
Different Types of Power of Attorney: Medical, Durable, General, and Springing Explained
Learn the importance of choosing the right Power of Attorney at Duffley Law to avoid legal headaches and protect your…Read Article - August 11, 2025
Estate Planning for Blended Families: Wills, Trusts, and Protecting Everyone’s Future
Ensure your blended family's future with tailored estate planning. Protect stepchildren and clarify inheritance rights with legal guidance from Duffley…Read Article - August 11, 2025
Executor of an Estate: Duties, Legal Authority, and What to Expect in Texas
Understand executor duties confidently with Duffley Law in Houston. We offer legal support for estate management, ensuring clarity and compassionate…Read Article - August 2, 2025
Which Trust Do You Need: Revocable or Irrevocable? A Simple Guide for Texas Families
If you’ve heard the words “revocable” or “irrevocable” trust and felt instantly overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Most Texans are simply…Read Article - August 2, 2025
Estate Planning Checklist: Necessary Steps to Protect Your Family and Assets in Texas
Nearly seven out of ten Americans believe estate planning matters, yet only about a third have even a basic will,…Read Article - August 1, 2025
How to Avoid Probate in Texas: Definitive Methods, Legal Options, and Legal Guidance
Skip costly probate in Texas with estate planning. Use trusts, TOD deeds, and POD accounts to protect assets and keep…Read Article