Kristen J. Ishihara and Christopher A. Parker discuss ways you can protect your loved ones and their future.
The holidays are a great time to discuss estate planning with family. Confirm if there's a will, set up Powers of Attorney, know where the money is, and ensure both parents are in the loop.
Ever wondered what happens to your digital accounts and assets after you're gone? From social media to cryptocurrency, these assets need planning too. Here’s what to do to ensure your online life is
The Corporate Transparency Act requires most businesses to report beneficial ownership info to FinCEN by 2025. Non-compliance can result in hefty fines and penalties.
In 2024, Texas Medicaid raised the income limit for single applicants to $2,829/month for nursing home care. Resource limits remain at $2,000 for individuals and vary for married couples.
In Texas, if you die without a will, your assets are divided based on intestate laws, which may not align with your wishes. Having a will ensures your loved ones are cared for and avoids legal confusi
Transferring your home to avoid Medicaid estate recovery may seem smart, but it can trigger penalties and tax issues. Consider a Lady Bird Deed instead—protect your home while keeping control.
