Estate Planning: 4 Ways to Pass

Assets To Beneficiaries

It is not uncommon for individuals and families to have many questions when they meet with us for the first time to craft their estate planning strategy. At the top of their to-do list is to clearly and understandably express their final wishes, but they are also eager to learn what protections can be put in place to ensure their assets are passed to the right beneficiaries in the right way.

A natural assumption is that there is only one way to pass assets to beneficiaries: Draft a Will and proceed with an outright distribution. In reality, estate planning is more versatile than that. There are four options to consider—each with its own benefits and considerations. 

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Can An Executor Be Removed in Texas?

When you established your Last Will and Testament, one of the first things you did before making it official was name an executor. To refresh your memory, this is the person you appointed to oversee important matters such as probate, paying debts, filing taxes, and distributing assets according to your wishes after you are gone. The odds are also high that you chose someone familiar—a spouse, sibling, or even a close family friend. 

To learn more, read Leigh's full blog.

Call Leigh Hilton PLLC today!!

Having a competent estate planner in your corner will help you and your family navigate the often overwhelming waters that come with protecting everything you own and everyone you love. That is our job, and we would like to think we do it better than anyone else. Please call Leigh Hilton PLLC so that we can help ensure you and your family are taken care of in the best way possible.



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Leigh Hilton has helped over 6,000 families protect the assets that they leave to loved ones from divorce, creditors, lawsuits and predators. She has over 26 years of legal experience in the practice areas of Estate Planning and Probate. Whether your estate is large or small, simple or complex, Leigh would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss your estate planning needs. Leigh Hilton PLLC wants to be your first call every time for any estate planning need. We look forward to serving you.