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Let’s face it, death is typically not a subject that most Texas residents want to talk about. Nothing can put a damper on your day quite like contemplating your own demise. Yet, death is inevitable and something that will happen to all of us. If something is a...
There could be numerous essential factors to consider when preparing to create an estate plan that focuses on your needs and wishes for the future. One such topic could pertain to estate taxes, and you might have questions about what steps you can take to help...
While it might not be possible to predict what your future may hold, there may be certain steps you can take to prepare for a variety of possibilities. The process of finding ways to cover the costs of long-term care is a pursuit that many individuals may share, but...
No one wants to think about a time when their parents can no longer care for themselves. However, specific steps can ensure that, when the time comes, they have the quality care they need. Setting aside money for eventual nursing home care for aging parents is of...
Medicaid planning in Texas may involve a considerable number of moving parts. This is no small part because people are living longer. As they do so, they will also require increased care. Figuring out the level of coverage you will need is a highly complex matter. The...
Planning your estate in Texas doesn't need to be a costly hassle. You may well be concerned about your business and what will happen to it after you pass. If you are a dentist, you also have specific considerations that need to be addressed. Estate planning begins...
Being in charge of an estate in Texas involves many duties. One of them will be to make sure that all of the deceased person's debts are paid off. You will also be in charge of ensuring that all of the related probate costs are handled. Opening an estate bank account...
Texas tech entrepreneurs may want to protect their businesses in their estate plans. If they become incapacitated, they might want to choose who will lead the company. Likewise, they may want to make plans for what will happen to the business after their deaths....
If you are a Texas resident embarking on estate planning or have decided to help your parents protect their assets, you will most likely consider one or more trusts as part of the process. One of the biggest concerns is whether setting up trusts will help survivors...
Your Texas home may be your most valuable asset. Therefore, it's important that you include it in your estate plan to ensure that it can stay in the family if anything happens to you. Of course, there is also a chance that your children or grandchildren would rather...
