Why put together a Will or Estate Plan? For parents with estates large to small, one of the most common reasons is to ensure that your children are taken care of in the event you pass away. While important, this…
Certain types of assets require special planning. This might include assets of high monetary value, such as vintage cars, fine art, jewelry, or antiques. This might also include assets of strong sentimental value. Both types require careful and special planning.…
For many people, a substantial portion of their wealth is tied up in real property - land, homes, ranches, or mineral rights. As such, gifts of real property are often at the heart of a well assembled Estate Plan. However,…
Holidays are a wonderful time of good cheer, fun, feasting; and often, reuniting with friends and family. Often, they are a time when we reunite with family we may not see often otherwise. So, what better time to share information…
Getting ready to go to college is a busy and emotional time for college-bound children as well as the parents they are leaving behind. In between buying dorm furniture, choosing classes, orientation, and packing up the car we suggest finding…
What documents should an individual include in their Estate Plan? At Redding Law, we recognize that every case is unique; however, we generally recommend the following legal documents be included in all of our estate plans to address common legal…
You probably haven’t written a hit song for Chaka Khan, shared the stage with Tom Petty, or thrilled millions at the Super Bowl. But if you’re like too many Texans, you have at least one thing in common with rock…
This month Redding Law, PLLC invited David Alvarez, a Certified Financial Professional with Intercontinental Wealth Management, in San Antonio, Texas to share his perspective on financial planning for families with special needs individuals. At Redding Law,…