Planning for Incapacitation

Estate planning isn’t just about distributing assets after death—it’s also about protecting yourself during life. Planning for incapacitation lets someone you trust make financial and medical decisions if you become...

For many seniors and individuals with disabilities, Medicaid is a critical source of financial support for long-term care. However, qualifying for Medicaid isn’t automatic—it requires applicants to meet strict economic...

Texas Medicaid planning can be an important piece of the puzzle for seniors considering their financial options. Unfortunately, the strict eligibility requirements can make getting those benefits difficult without careful...

An executor is a person tasked by a probate judge with the job of handling the financial obligations of a person’s estate following their death. When you make your estate plan, choosing an executor is one of the most...

A Family Limited Partnership (FLP) is a business entity that serves both business and estate planning purposes. However, FLPs are not for everyone. Before creating a FLP, talk to a lawyer with experience in business formation...