Real estate attorney in Houston, TX

Survivorship agreements play a crucial role in safeguarding real estate ownership in Texas. The Statute that governs the agreements is Texas Estates Code Sec. 112.051. Understanding the intricacies of these agreements is essential for individuals seeking to secure their property rights and ensure seamless asset transfer upon death. Our experienced legal team specializes in assisting clients with survivorship agreements, offering comprehensive guidance and expert support throughout the process. Explore our services and discover how we can help you protect your real estate assets in Texas.

Our Survivorship Agreement Services

1. Comprehensive Legal Guidance

   Our team of skilled attorneys possesses in-depth knowledge of Texas Estates Code 112.051 and the intricacies of survivorship agreements. We provide comprehensive legal guidance, ensuring you understand the requirements, implications, and benefits of survivorship agreements. Whether you are initiating a new agreement or need assistance with an existing one, we are here to help.

2. Community Property & Your Homestead Residence

   Texas is a community property state, which means that, when a married couple buys a home together, each person owns half of the house, and title is held 50% in wife’s name and 50% in husband’s name. When one spouse passes away, their property rights to the homestead residence DO NOT automatically transfer to the surviving spouse. Thus, probate is required after one spouse passes away. Many, many times, I find myself in my office conference room explaining to widows/widowers why they have to probate their spouses’ estate. A lot of folks are surprised by this. You can avoid this issue entirely by redoing your Deed, essentially, to add a Survivorship Agreement to your Deed for your homestead residence. In fact, we can do it for any property where you want to create a survivorship agreement amongst the owners.

3. Customized Survivorship Agreement Drafting

   Crafting an effective survivorship agreement requires careful attention to detail. Our attorneys specialize in drafting personalized agreements tailored to your specific needs and objectives. We work closely with you to identify key provisions, address unique concerns, and ensure the agreement aligns with your overall estate planning strategy.

4. Review and Revision Services

   As circumstances evolve over time, it is essential to periodically review and update your survivorship agreement. Our legal team offers thorough review services to assess the effectiveness and relevance of your existing agreement. If necessary, we can guide you through the revision process, ensuring your agreement reflects any changes in your personal or financial situation.

5. Collaboration with Other Professionals

   We understand that survivorship agreements often intersect with other aspects of estate planning, tax considerations, and financial matters. To provide you with comprehensive support, we collaborate with other professionals such as tax advisors, financial planners, and accountants. Our interdisciplinary approach ensures all aspects of your estate are seamlessly integrated and aligned with your overall goals.

Contact Our Legal Team

If you require expert assistance with survivorship agreements in Texas, our dedicated legal team is ready to assist you. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discuss your specific needs. Protecting your real estate ownership and ensuring a smooth transfer of assets is our priority. Let us guide you through the complexities of survivorship agreements and provide you with peace of mind for the future.

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Note: The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For personalized legal guidance regarding survivorship agreements, it is recommended to consult with a qualified attorney.