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Medicaid can be a powerful tool for seniors residing in Texas and elsewhere. The program can help pay medical and nursing care costs, which can easily cost tens of thousands of dollars per year. However, this program is only available to those who meet income and...
A blended family is a family where the parents have children from previous relationships. When it comes to estate planning, there are a few things that you need to do if you have a blended family. Make sure that your will is up to date When a blended family lacks an...
At first, learning that you’ve received or are about to receive a large inheritance from an estate probably sounds too good to be true. You may feel happy and relieved about not worrying about paying the bills or finally having financial security. However, receiving a...
Often on this blog, we say that estate planning is important, regardless of one’s age. However, one group has an acute need to plan as soon as possible: parents. Can I just put it off? If you have children, no. Think about it this way, if you pass away before having...
Texans who are concerned about health care costs should understand the options available to them. Depending on their financial situation, there are programs that can provide them with the needed services even if they do not have the money or insurance coverage to pay...
For Texans, hard work and family go hand in hand. Residents of the Lone Star State understand and take seriously the need to build a career and care for their loved ones. Part of that is ensuring they are protected in the future. Still, thinking about creating an...
When Texas residents decide that it is finally time for them to sit down and get an estate plan together, they usually have some common goals. Those goals can include making sure that the estate administration process is as smooth as possible for their surviving...
A will represents the intent and last wishes of a deceased person. the deceased met the legal requirements, most state laws offer limited options for a person to challenge, or contest, its terms. A probate court will examine the will to determine its validity. Only...
With all the talk lately about the Me Generation versus Millennials, one thing that both generations seem to agree on more and more is the need to plan their estates. This is not entirely surprising though as Millennials are now buying homes, entering management and...
Everyone has been told at some point to “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” The universal adage applies to the formation of a will. Many people do not want to think about the topic, but those who prepare a valid will and other estate planning...
