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Probate--What is it?
News from Darron Powell, PLLC
 
Do I need an attorney for Probate?
Frequently Asked Legal Questions
What do you do when a loved one dies with no Will?

What if Mom dies with a Will but the kids begin to argue about it?

What if Dad had a Will but it wasn’t probated?


Probate. Not a word you hear often but if this ever happens to you… you’ll hear it a lot. Let me help make it easier on you and your family when a death occurs. I’ll help guide you through the probate process when the need arises. Listen, it’s hard enough dealing with the death of a loved one. Don’t let a missing will or no will split up your family.
Call me, Darron Powell
 
Limited Liability Entity--Who needs it?
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Starting a New Business?
Frequently Asked Legal Questions

Do I need to form a limited liability entity when I start a new business?

It is recommended, but not required that you form a separate entity for your new business. Should your new business be sued for an injury caused by that business, then you are personally liable unless it operates as a limited liability entity. Therefore, it is recommended that you form a limited liability entity for the new business if you want to protect your assets from a judgment creditor of the business.

 

Would you benefit from FREE one-on-one professional counseling to help you start-up or operate a small business in El Paso, Texas?

SCORE volunteers provide free small business counseling and mentoring, low-cost entrepreneurial training seminars, and free confidential advice from small business experts.  SCORE  offices in El Paso, Texas can be contacted at this link

 
Traffic Tickets--Do it yourself?
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Traffic Court 

 
Do I need a trust?
Frequently Asked Legal Questions
Trusts are useful and common tools for estate planning.  Many times people think they need a trust because they fear "probate" costs.  In Texas, the cost of the probate process is seldom a reason to use a trust rather than a will for estate planning.  Individual reasons for placing property in trusts rather than disposing of it through a will often include: the desire for privacy, the desire to have your property managed for you, the need to avoid "contested will" litigation, and many more. 
 
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