In Texas and elsewhere, the decisions that one makes regarding estate planning are important and they may carry significant consequences. That is why it is always better to have an experienced estate planning attorney as a key part of one's planning team. As always,...
Medicaid is generally recognized in Texas and all other states as the publicly-funded program that is available to help pay for the escalating costs of nursing home and other residential care in a person's old age. Medicaid exists on a combination of funding from...
There are five basic documents that are used most often in estate planning in Texas. They are the will, durable power of attorney, health care proxy, HIPPA release and the revocable trust. Within those categories, there are occasionally sub-documents that may be...
It is not unusual for Texas residents and individuals across the country to marry more than once. In many cases, additional marriages often result in individuals gaining step-children and families blending together. Because new family members are gained by marriage...
