Most people think about their loved ones every day. Even if Texas residents do not see their family members all the time, they still love and care for them. As a result, most do not want to leave their loved ones in a difficult predicament, particularly after their...
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Medicaid planning does not mean getting rid of all assets
Though the idea can seem scary, many people in Texas and across the country will need some type of long-term care in their elder years. In many cases, families may struggle to pay for such care, which is why many people want to qualify for Medicaid assistance if...
An advance health directive can make important wishes known
Feeling a lack of control can be scary for any Texas resident. Unfortunately, the possibility exists that anyone could wind up in a position where he or she cannot express certain information due to illness or injury. On the bright side, individuals can prepare for...
Estate planning is important no matter how small the estate
Some people hold the incorrect notion that they do not need an estate plan. They may think that they do not have enough assets to need a plan or that they do not even have an estate. However, every Texas resident has an estate, no matter how small, and could benefit...
When estate planning, know what assets are involved
Getting started on an estate plan is often one of the hardest parts. The idea of putting end-of-life wishes for assets and loved ones down on paper can certainly seem intimidating. However, if Texas residents take it one step at a time, they can successfully complete...
Must the executor of a will provide a copy of the inventory?
Most people do not keep their lives neat and tidy. Because there are so many ups and downs throughout anyone's life, it can be difficult to keep everything as organized as possible. As a result, it is important that the executor of a will does an inventory of assets...
Considering a letter of instruction when estate planning
When creating an estate plan, some Texas residents may think of only the big documents. They know that they need a will and that trusts could be useful. They may also want to include information for incapacitation, such as power of attorney documents and health care...
Probate can become complicated if a beneficiary dies
Closing an estate can be complicated for any number of reasons. Some Texas residents may think that the probate process is going relatively smoothly only to be blindsided by an unexpected event. For example, beneficiaries may be working to handle the...
Consider adding an advance health directive to estate plans
Getting older affects each person differently than the next. Some Texas residents may be able to maintain their good health well into their elder years, and others may experience mental or physical health issues. Because it is not easy to predict which will be the...
Don’t overlook important estate planning details
Even with the best of intentions, some Texas residents may not make the best estate plans possible. They may understand the importance of having a plan, but if they do not have other important information, they could end up making matters more difficult for their...
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