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Dying With Firearms: What to Do by Austin estate planning lawyer Liz Nielsen
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Dying With Firearms: What Do I Do? From Austin Estate Planning Attorney Liz Nielsen

According to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), from 1986 through 2018, tens of millions of firearms were both manufactured in and imported into the United States.[1] Where are those guns today? They are most likely filling gun safes, closets, nightstands, and desk drawers in homes all across this country. Regardless of whether […]

Naming a Noncitizen in Your Plan by Austin estate planning lawyer
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Including a Noncitizen in Your Plan from Austin Estate Planning Attorney Liz Nielsen

With our society becoming increasingly mobile and international travel becoming more affordable than ever before, families and family-like relationships have steadily grown far more diverse in terms of citizenship. It is no longer uncommon for spouses from different countries to retain citizenship in their homelands. Many couples split their time between the United States and another […]

Genealogy austin estate planning attorney
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National Genealogy Day: Investigate the Past and Impact the Future from Austin Estate Planning Lawyer Liz Nielsen

Genealogy has long fascinated many people, and it continues to be studied by those who are interested in discovering who they descended from and what those family members were like. Many of us have gazed at black and white or sepia-tone photos of ancestors whose names we don’t know and wondered about their lives, joys, trials, […]

The Harmonious Family that Won’t Fight?
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The Harmonious Family that Won’t Fight? From Austin Estate Planning Lawyer Liz Nielsen

Most families are happy families. They get together for the holidays, share laughs, and tell stories. Everyone gets along and enjoys each other’s company. Then, the matriarch or patriarch dies. Suddenly, years of pent-up resentment and hurt feelings bubble to the surface, and the once-happy family is now embroiled in litigation over the decedent’s estate. When […]

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