Introducing a podcast to help you navigate the most commonly faced legal concerns. Most of us won’t ever have to interface with the law or with the justice system as deeply as an unfortunate few. But, there are legal matters many of us will address in life. They are – Estate planning, family and asset protection, business formations and successor plans. On It’s Legal In Texas, we’ll answer important questions about laws and legal strategies impacting your life, your family, and your business. Get reliable insights you can trust in your weekly ten-minute dose of attorney “whit”.
There are lots of fun Do It Yourself hobbies out there, but your estate planning and business formation should not be items that fall into this category. Learn about the pitfalls of DIY legal work, and why in these cases, your best option is to stick with a professional.
Our firm pioneered a program we call “Wine and Wills.” Someone volunteers to host such an event in their home, and invites their neighbors. Often times, all the “inviting” that needs to be done is by a posting to a neighborhood Facebook page or other social media outlet of general use in the neighborhood, requesting that anyone interested in attending make a reservation. The firm provides the wine and the appetizers.
Then one of our attorneys puts on a short presentation, and stays around to take questions. Often the questions last for quite a while.
Many of those who are now our clients, and other attendees as well, have told us they find gathering information in a relaxed environment like this is not intimidating. They also tell us the presentations are informative and help them clarify issues as to what planning is needed and why. If you are interested in either hosting or attending such an event when offered near you, feel free to contact us and ask about “Wine and Wills.”
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Our firm pioneered a program we call “Wine and Wills.” Someone volunteers to host such an event in their home, and invites their neighbors. Often times, all the “inviting” that needs to be done is by a posting to a neighborhood Facebook page or other social media outlet of general use in the neighborhood, requesting that anyone interested in attending make a reservation. The firm provides the wine and the appetizers.
Then one of our attorneys puts on a short presentation, and stays around to take questions. Often the questions last for quite a while.
Many of those who are now our clients, and other attendees as well, have told us they find gathering information in a relaxed environment like this is not intimidating. They also tell us the presentations are informative and help them clarify issues as to what planning is needed and why. If you are interested in either hosting or attending such an event when offered near you, feel free to contact us and ask about “Wine and Wills.”