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If you are a Texas resident embarking on estate planning or have decided to help your parents protect their assets, you will most likely consider one or more trusts as part of the process. One of the biggest concerns is whether setting up trusts will help survivors...
Your Texas home may be your most valuable asset. Therefore, it's important that you include it in your estate plan to ensure that it can stay in the family if anything happens to you. Of course, there is also a chance that your children or grandchildren would rather...
In Texas, a probate sale refers to selling a home that belongs to a deceased person's estate. The process is complex, and closing the sale may take as long as a year. Purchasing your home through a probate sale can get you a bargain price, but the process may require...
Getting married is an exciting time, but it's also a time when estate planning should be a top priority. Estate planning is the process of making arrangements for the management and distribution of your assets in the event of your death or incapacity. It's essential...
Texas residents often include trusts in their estate plans to avoid the probate process and ensure that their assets are distributed in accordance with their wishes after they pass away, but these legal arrangements can also be used to transfer the ownership of...
Writing a will is a crucial step in planning for the future, yet many people, particularly single people, overlook this important task. Many single people in Texas assume that they don't need a will because they don't have children or a spouse, but this is a...
If you have an elderly parent moving into a nursing home in Texas, Medicaid planning may be the best option to cover care costs. However, Medicaid planning can be a complex process. The right strategy might ensure your parent's eligibility while preserving the...
Choosing an executor for your will is an important decision that requires careful consideration. An executor is responsible for managing your estate after your death. Trustworthiness The most important factor in choosing an executor is trustworthiness. You should...
As you age, planning for the possibility of needing long-term care in Texas is an integral part of your financial strategy. In addition, Medicaid planning is critical in managing your estate and ensuring you will be eligible for government aid. Irrevocable trusts An...
The concept of retirement has drastically changed over the past decade. The increasing life expectancy means savings alone can't ensure a comfortable retirement. Retirees need to be smart and strategic with every financial decision to secure their future and that of...
