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Privacy Policy

TexasProbateLawFirm.com is committed to protecting your privacy when you visit our website. Our site is designed so that you can view and browse without disclosing any of your personal data. TexasProbateLawFirm.com does not collect personal information about individuals, such as names and mailing or e-mail addresses, unless it is knowingly provided by the individual and he or she has agreed to the terms under which TexasProbateLawFirm.com will use it.

Disclosure of Information

TexasProbateLawFirm.com will not sell, trade, or rent your personal information to others. We do not log or use your personal data in any way, and information is not automatically logged by other means with personal data about specific individuals. We may use IP addresses to compile and provide aggregate statistics about our visitors, traffic patterns, and administer the site. This statistical information may also be related to third parties, but these statistics will not include any personally identifying information, track user’s movement, and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use. IP addresses are not linked to personally identifiable information. We collect only the personal data that you may volunteer while using our services. We do not collect information about our visitors from other sources, such as public records or bodies, or private organizations.

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Our Commitment to Children's Privacy

Protecting the privacy of the very young is important to us. For that reason, we do not collect or maintain information at our sites from those we actually know are under 18, and no part of our site is structured to attract anyone under 18.

TexasProbateLawFirm.com may release account information when such release is reasonably necessary to comply with the law; enforce the terms of any of our user agreements; or protect the rights, property, and safety of TexasProbateLawFirm.com, the users of its site, or others.

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Texas Probate Law

Congress failed to extend the federal estate tax, so it is repealed for persons dying on or after January 1, 2010. However, Congress may reinstate the tax early in 2010 -- possibly retroactively -- and the estate tax comes back automatically in 2011. This presents problems for persons who have significant holdings of appreciated assets, since the repeal of the estate tax means a loss of the "free" step-up in basis at death.

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