Experts suggest that you review your estate plan every three or so years. This can feel like a monumental task, especially if you have a detailed and lengthy estate plan. But fortunately, you do not need to review the entirety of it every time. In fact, there are...
A primary goal of many estate planners is to help their heirs avoid probate. Avoiding probate can save your heirs a lot of frustration. Additionally, some people do not care for the very public nature of probate. One potential way to avoid your home going through...
Texans with disabilities are often eligible for public benefits, such as Medicaid or Supplemental Security Income. To qualify for these and other programs, though, a person must have limited income. Using your estate plan to gift funds directly to a relative who has a...
