America has long been a do-it-yourself society. Especially in the age of the internet and social media, it seems like you can find tutorials and materials for just about any subject you want to take on. Normally, taking the DIY approach can save you money and be a...
If you’re like most people, you are at least marginally familiar with the term “Bitcoin,” which leads the pack in the growing popularity of cryptocurrency. These digital currencies are often highly secure by design, yet they are not regulated by any government because...
In planning for the future, it may be easy to assume that just because something appears to make sense then it should be okay. This is true for many things; however, when it comes to Medicaid planning, some things that may seem harmless or even beneficial can come...
Mistakes happen. Most mistakes may cost a Texas resident some time and perhaps a relatively small amount of money. However, when estate planning mistakes occur, the cost can be extensive.Perhaps one of the most expensive mistakes some people make is attempting to...
The decision to establish an estate plan is the first step in taking care of loved ones. Once the initial decision has been made, a Texas resident then has a variety of other decisions to make. By working with legal counsel, the individual can determine which estate...
The majority of Texas residents prefer to make their own decisions. They do not want someone else dictating where they will live, what they will eat or where they will work. Likewise, they do not want someone else dictating what medical care they will receive even if...
In a perfect world, parents remain healthy for an extended period of time, siblings pitch in to take care of their parents, all of the siblings get along with each other and each of the siblings is a responsible individual. In reality, this is not always the case....
Although death is never an easy subject to discuss, it is an inevitable event that will happen to every person. Having a plan in place only makes sense, yet so many Texas residents put it off until it's too late. There's a certain stigma surrounding estate...
Protecting ones assets and maintaining privacy are common goals for Texas residents. In some cases, a will is all that is needed to protect assets. However, others have discovered that living trusts offer a greater level of asset protection and the privacy that the...
Planning for the future is a common task. Texas residents typically plan for vacations, holidays, weekends and even their retirement. Yet, estate planning is one area in which many tend to think that they don't really need a plan. Regardless of income or age, an...
