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Estate planning is not something you can set and forget. As life evolves, so should your estate plan. Major life events, financial changes, and updates in laws can all impact the effectiveness of your plan, potentially leading to unintended consequences if left outdated. Failing to update your estate plan could […]
Estate planning isn’t just about distributing assets after death—it’s also about protecting yourself during life. Planning for incapacitation ensures that if you become unable to make financial or medical decisions, someone you trust can step in. In Texas, three essential legal documents help safeguard your interests: a Durable Power of […]
Serving as an executor of an estate is a significant responsibility. Executors are tasked with managing and distributing the decedent’s assets, paying debts, handling taxes, and ensuring that the estate is administered according to the terms of the will and Texas law. Given the complexity and time commitment, Texas law […]
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 criteria, including limits on income and assets. One of the most challenging aspects of eligibility is the Medicaid asset test, […]