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Having a parent face an Alzheimer's diagnosis can be difficult for any Texas resident. Though many people who receive an early diagnosis may be able to continue making their own decisions and living on their own for a time, eventual cognitive decline usually makes it...
As you create or revise your estate plan, you will want to make sure your wealth remains intact once it passes on. You may have concerns, then, that putting your assets in a will could devalue your estate. While wills have their place and purpose – especially in...
Estate plans are important legal tools that help guide the distribution of your assets. These documents require a review and an occasional update. Common events that trigger the need to review an estate plan include a birth or death in the family, marriage or divorce,...
An estate plan is beneficial for many reasons. For example, these plans can help you to transfer assets according to your wishes and provide an opportunity to review your estate. When you take the time to review your estate, you may realize that it is vulnerable to...
Navigating a loved one’s financial affairs after they pass is a difficult process. In addition to the emotional toll, you must also determine how to handle contact from creditors expecting payment for the loved one’s debts. In some cases, creditors may begin to come...
Questions about how to provide for irresponsible family members and minor children are common in estate planning. Rather than simply not leaving assets to those loved ones, you may want to consider your planning options. Fortunately, numerous estate planning tools can...
Entrepreneurs are incredibly busy. Between managing daily tasks, employees, business, and their personal lives, business owners rarely have time to sit down and enjoy their free time. Business owners may feel that they don't have time to dedicate to the estate...
