Residents of Texas who choose to do estate planning are often concerned about whether their adult children will argue over the parents' choices in their wills for dividing the inheritance. One survey notes that over half of all Americans intend to leave an inheritance...
Month: March 2016
Elderly planning is needed to provide for long-term care
Whether one resides here in Texas or in another state, retirement and estate planning is not enough these days for elderly persons. One must also engage in elderly planning for potential long-term health care costs at the later stages of life. Long-term care means the...
Life insurance can play important role in estate planning
Life insurance can be a strong component of estate planning in Texas and elsewhere. Most people, however, do not place the purchase of life insurance on their priority lists. Life insurance can pay for funeral expenses and post-death bills. It can provide funding for...
Long-term care facilities to receive interoperable EHRs
The federal government is giving a boost to long-term care and other government-funded health care facilities in Texas and nationwide, according to an announcement by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Authorities announced that states would be...
Online assets are another part of the estate planning package
Along with the traditional estate planning documents that are prepared for residents of Texas, it is suggested that they must now also consider providing some basic but comprehensive information regarding online assets to their estate planning attorney and their...