The Veterans Administration has announced changes to the eligibility requirements for Veterans to receive Aid and Attendance benefits. The two …
New VA Aid and Attendance Eligibility Requirements Go Into Effect this Week Read More »
The Texas legislature created a standard, statutory form for the durable power of attorney. This is also known as a …
Updates to the Texas Financial Power of Attorney Read More »
Young Kids Create Special Considerations for Estate Planning When you have kids—especially young adults or minor children—estate planning is more …
Congratulations, you’ve just signed your will. Now what? It’s important to keep your will in a safe place where someone …
How to Store your Will to Avoid Issues with Probate Read More »
Wondering whether you can name more than one individual as agent in your power of attorney (POA)? Worried you’ll make …
Pros and Cons of having more than one Agent under a Financial Power of Attorney Read More »
What Happens if You Die Without a Will? If you die without a will, it won’t be your problem; it’ll …
If you or a loved one has been receiving Medicare to pay for skilled nursing or therapy care and Medicare …
Revisiting Jimmo v. Sebelius and the “Improvement Standard” for Medicare Coverage Read More »
The Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017 has doubled the Federal Estate and Gift Tax exemption amount from $5.6 …
So the Estate and Gift Tax has doubled – does that mean anything for you? Read More »
Long Term Care Payment Options Continue to be Limited The Wall Street Journal continues to report on the struggles of …
How Are You Thinking About Long-Term Care Costs in Estate Planning Read More »
Overview An estate plan asks the client to name individuals for a variety of responsibilities – responsibilities that differ from …
Individuals You Need to Consider Naming in Your Estate Plan Read More »
