In some respects, a single person may have more of a need for estate planning documents than a married one. A single person may be more adrift with no identifiable representatives to act on his or her behalf simply because of there being fewer obvious family ties. In...
Whether one resides in Texas or another state, one of the dilemmas of long-term care planning is predicting whether such care will be needed in the future. More particularly, it is difficult to predict whether long-term care insurance, which is not inexpensive, should...
Many people would like to remain in their homes as they age and even during later periods of disability, as opposed to residing in a nursing home or other long-term care facility. There are services available here in Texas and nationally that may facilitate remaining...
Wills and living trusts should be updated to reflect changes in one's life as those events occur. When the person marries, or one's spouse dies, or when there is a divorce, such events create the need to revisit one's estate planning documents to make revisions. For...
