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Healthcare can be expensive and has caused many people to forego the medical attention they desperately need. Fortunately, Texas Medicaid is an option for many lower income Texas residents. Texas Medicaid provides low-cost healthcare for those who are eligible. To...
When a person chooses a personal representative for his or her estate or someone to act for him or her under a power of attorney, that representative has a fiduciary duty. A fiduciary duty means that the representative must act in that person’s best interest, avoid...
When a loved one can no longer care for themselves physically or mentally, they may be considered legally incapacitated. This generally means that they are unable to care of themselves, and are unable to engage in basic self-care tasks, such as bathing, feeding, and...
Many Texas residents have accumulated wealth and assets that they plan to leave to their children or other beneficiaries when they pass away. When it comes to making sure that your beneficiaries receive their inheritances at the right time, you have a few options...
After a lifetime of hard work, it makes sense that many people want to leave an inheritance to their children. It’s likely that they also want to ensure that the money is used responsibly. By focusing on the children who will receive the inheritance, it can help set...
