Planning your estate in Texas can feel like a chess game, and the Lady Bird Deed might seem like the winning move. However, this legal tool, designed to streamline property transfer, has its pitfalls. Let's explore why Texas residents may face challenges with a Lady Bird … [Read more...]

Two commonly discussed Trusts in Texas include the Living Trust also known as Revocable Living Trust and the Irrevocable Trust.  Before discussing the differences between a Living Trust and Irrevocable Trust, let's first discuss what a Trust is. What is a trust  A trustee uses a legal arrangement … [Read more...]

If you are a Texas resident, have you ever paused to ask yourself, "When should I get a will made? When is the right time to prepare a last will and testament?" We understand that thinking about and planning for death can be uncomfortable. However, you might be surprised to learn it is probably … [Read more...]

When you develop your estate plan, you will likely come across the question, "How do I leave my house to someone when I die?" In Texas, there are a few effective methods for leaving your house to your family or loved ones after your passing. The best option for you will depend on your circumstances, … [Read more...]

It is common for people to have to sell their homes and deplete their life savings to pay for nursing home care. When you develop an estate planning strategy that meets your needs, you can protect your assets without compromising the quality of your care.  When you need long-term skilled care in … [Read more...]

Few people take the initiative to create a will or trust, so if you’ve gotten that far, you’re more prepared than the majority of people in the United States. While having these plans in place is a vital part of estate planning, these documents aren’t just a one-and-done deal. Updates are necessary … [Read more...]