Legal Trusts and Estate Planning: It’s Not Just For the Rich
Should You Set Up a Trust? We tend to think of trusts as vehicles for extreme...
COVID-19 is no excuse to put off conversations with older parents about their long-term care
Use this holiday season to observe their well-being and broach the subject, even...
Can the VA Pay for Senior Care at Home for Veterans?
The short answer is yes, Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits can pay...
How to Keep a House Out of Probate—Or Make The Process Easier
Failing to plan ahead can tie up your real estate in a lengthy probate process....
Texas Governor Allows Direct Family Access to Nursing Home Residents
Last month, Governor Abbott established new protocols to allow families to...
5 Reasons and 5 Steps To Establish Medical Power of Attorney Today
5 Steps to Take to Set Up Health Care Documents, Including a Medical Power of...
VA Benefits: Can They Help Pay for Long-Term Care for My Spouse or Parent?
Veteran's Affairs (VA) benefits can help if your loved one needs long-term care....
Texas Governor Allows Wills and Powers of Attorney to be Notarized by Video Conference
The Texas Governor loosened requirements for a notary to acknowledge certain...
COVID-19 Phone and Video Conferencing Appointments
The health and safety of our clients, their families, and the community at large...
How To Qualify for Medicaid in Texas Regardless of Income
A QIT is a special type of trust for seniors in need of long-term care whose...