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Many Texas residents will, at some point, require long-term care. How they pay for that care, though, is a question to which several do not have an answer. The simple truth of the matter is, the cost of care is skyrocketing, and most people cannot afford it on their...
Taking steps to provide for and protect loved ones is a noble effort, but who will be there for them if something happens? Texas residents need to consider what will happen to them if they become incapacitated or otherwise unable to make decisions for themselves. By...
Dealing with disputes and challenges is not always what someone imagines when he or she accepts the duty of being executor of a loved one's Texas estate. Most may imagine the executor as the one who doles out the assets according to the wishes of the deceased....
Receiving assets from a recently deceased loved one can often seem like a blessing. The inheritance could allow a person to still feel connected to his or her loved one, or it could help an individual handle a difficult financial spot. Of course, even if individuals...
Estate planning is important, which most adults in Texas can probably agree on. Agreeing on what should go into those estate plans might be a little more difficult. This is partly because everyone's estate planning needs are different. However, it is important to not...
When a person dies, the surviving family often has a lot to handle in order to close the remaining estate. Often, the majority of tasks associated with probate fall to the executor of a Texas estate. Though many bills may need paying after a loved one's passing,...
Do you have a loved one who will likely need long-term care in the years to come? Many Texas residents end up in this position, but they often lack the funds they need to pay for this type of care -- which can cost thousands a month. The state offers something called...
Retirement plans can have several different components. They not only take care of an account holder, but can be passed on to a family member or another individual after the account holder has passed on. Some of them include a retirement account known as a Roth...
When looking into estate planning options, some Texas residents may want to rearrange some of their assets. Living trusts can help them transfer ownership of those assets before their passing and help give them more control over the distribution of those assets later....
It's not easy to think about things that could happen in the future, and for this reason, it's common to delay the process of getting certain plans in place. Estate planning may seem unnecessary for those who are young, in good health and/or with moderate assets, but...
