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Sep 11, 2012
Richmond Times Dispatch - Any trust involving less than $50,000 should probably be handled by an individual trustee since the high fees charged by a corporation wouldn't justify its involvement, according to Gerry W. Beyer, a professor of law at Texas Tech University School of Law in Lubbock, Texas, who has written several books about wills, trusts and estates.
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Aug 30, 2012
News & Observer - Gerry Beyer, a Texas Tech University law professor who writes about estate-planning issues, said even if a person gives a power of attorney to an agent to access their digital assets, that doesn't mean that the bank, social media site or email service will accept that authority. It might take a court-appointed guardian to get access to the records, he said. One reason: The agent's authority typically ends when the person whose records are being sought dies, he said.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Aug 28, 2012
U.S. News & World Report - The sheer volume of rain could cause freshwater flooding, especially because the ground is already saturated from ample rain in recent weeks, says John Schroeder, a professor of atmospheric science at Texas Tech University who has begun taking measurements in Lousiana.
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Aug 27, 2012
TMCnet - Gerry Beyer, a Texas Tech University law professor who writes about estate-planning issues, said even if a person gives a power of attorney to an agent to access their digital assets, that doesn't mean that the bank, social media site or e-mail service will accept that authority.
tags: Texas Tech in the News