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As we get older, we are more likely to develop health conditions that affect our physical and mental capabilities. An adult who develops dementia or another form of cognitive impairment is often no longer able to make decisions for themselves. Therefore, it is...
The executor of an estate has many important roles. One of the executor’s primary responsibilities is to notify the beneficiaries that they are named in the will. It’s helpful for him or her to provide this information to the beneficiaries in writing and early in the...
The major advances in technology over the last decade or two have made life easier and connected us in many ways. Unfortunately, these advances have also led to an increase in consumer scams, particularly among elderly Texas residents. The ease of communication makes...
If a person passes away without a will, it may cause the distribution of their estate to be more complicated. In Texas, any property that the deceased person owned as well as their debts are addressed during the probate process. The amount of debt is subtracted from...
