Cure & Francis, P.A. Legal Blog

3 reasons for contesting a will in Texas

Challenging a will occurs when there are disputes over the validity of a will, leading to a will contest. In Texas, specific legal grounds exist on which people can contest a will. This article explores the reasons for challenging a will in Texas probate. 1. Lack of...

Understanding non-dischargeable debts

Bankruptcy can offer much-needed relief to individuals in Texas who face overwhelming debt. However, it is essential to recognize that bankruptcy does not discharge all debts. Some debts still fall under the debtor's responsibility, even after completing the...

Is filing for bankruptcy irresponsible?

When the burden of debt becomes too great to bear, bankruptcy may offer relief. However, many people resist this path because of the significant stigma surrounding it. A common misconception is that bankruptcy is a way for financially irresponsible people to get out...

What happens when there is more than one will?

When a loved one passes away, the will should determine how assets are distributed. Unfortunately, sometimes there is more than one will on file. If that happens, it can be difficult to determine which one is valid. Here are some things that you should understand...

3 FAQs about filing for a chapter 7 bankruptcy

A number of reasons factor into filing for bankruptcy, from costly medical bills to losing a job. In 2020, 378,953 people turned to Chapter 7 bankruptcy as a solution, according to the United States Courts. While the process has complexities, knowing more about it may...

3 FAQ about undue influence

When testators make changes to a will, those impacted by the change may fear their loved one made modifications because of undue influence. Knowing the answers to these frequently asked questions about undue influence might help beneficiaries understand how to...

What is a 341 meeting?

If you are facing relentless bill collectors, have bills that you cannot pay, or have fallen behind on your mortgage, declaring bankruptcy might be your answer. Bankruptcy can stop the collection calls, reduce or eliminate your debts and save your home. Bankruptcy can...