RSC FAQs

What should Texas LLC owners know about formation and governance?

Texas LLC owners should think beyond filing formation paperwork. Governance documents, management authority, ownership records, tax coordination, transfer restrictions, and dispute procedures can matter later. An operating agreement can help clarify expectatio

How can business succession planning fit into an estate plan?

Business succession planning can coordinate ownership, management authority, buy-sell terms, operating agreements, and estate documents. For closely held businesses, the estate plan and business records should not contradict each other. Early planning helps av

When should guardianship concerns be addressed in an estate plan?

Guardianship concerns should be addressed before a crisis where possible. Parents of minor children, families supporting adults with disabilities, and clients worried about future incapacity may need documents that name preferred decision-makers and reduce unc

What is a medical power of attorney in Texas?

A medical power of attorney lets a person choose someone to make health care decisions if they cannot make those decisions themselves. It is often paired with other incapacity documents. The chosen agent should understand the person’s wishes and be able to com

What is a durable power of attorney in Texas?

A durable power of attorney allows a chosen agent to handle financial or property matters if the principal authorizes it and the document is valid. The word durable generally means the authority can continue after incapacity. Because it can grant significant a

What is a revocable living trust?

A revocable living trust is a trust created during life that the person creating it can usually amend or revoke while legally able. It can help organize management of assets and may reduce probate involvement for properly funded assets. It does not automatical

What estate planning documents should Texas families consider?

A Texas estate plan often includes a will, durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, HIPAA authorization, directive to physicians, and beneficiary or trust planning where appropriate. The right mix depends on family structure, property, health conc