Taking on the role of an estate executor may sound like an honor, but many in Texas soon learn that the job is far from glorious. While it is certainly humbling to find one trustworthy enough to handle one's final wishes, it is also time-consuming and can be...
Month: July 2017
Common misconceptions about estate planning
It is unlikely that most Texas residents have given much thought to how family members and loved ones will be affected after their death. However, it is a subject that needs to be addressed to ensure that someone's assets and property are distributed exactly as...
Address long-term care needs in estate planning
Many Texas residents and others across the nation are caring for elderly parents. A frequent topic is likely to be the difficulties experienced in finding quality care at an affordable cost. The reality is that everyone is aging and if life expectancies continue to...
Protect beneficiaries with a living trust
Estate planning is a major concern for many Texas residents and others around the country. Often, the goal for most individuals is to develop a plan that will avoid probate court. A living trust may be a viable option that provides inheritance protection for...