Picture yourself walking through a peaceful cemetery at dawn, light filtering through the leafy canopies of ancient oaks onto an array of crumbling carved gravestones. In the distance, you see a small mausoleum fronted, jarringly, with a white sign saying FOR SALE BY OWNER.
That’s probably not going to happen, at least in Texas, where cemetery plots are controlled by a confusing mixture of state law and local rules.
What Is...
Disinheriting a child in a will can be tricky. You have every right to do so, of course, but your action will be seen by outsiders as unnatural. That is why you want to take the right steps to make the disinheritance stick.
While no method is litigation-proof, there are a couple of strategic points that you may want to consider.
Make Your Intentions Clear on Disinheriting
You want to be clear...