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If you care for a loved one as a guardian, questions about the relationship between a guardian and their ward or estate are likely at the forefront of your mind. Texas expects a lot from guardians, and a guardian has

Many people with disabilities and special needs depend on programs like Social Security and Medicaid to provide income and health care. However, these benefits have an asset and income threshold, and people may lose their eligibility to receive the benefits

Not all property transfers are the same. There are several types of property transfers in Texas, some more restrictive or less durable than others. A common form of limited property transfer is a life estate, an estate with a life-limited

Creating a Texas guardianship is necessary to protect an individual who cannot care for or protect themself. This situation can occur when a person has a mental deficiency, sustains an injury following an accident, experiences memory loss due to old

During the process of estate planning, we address the need for properly handling property transfers via the creation of a trust. Many people think that a trust is something that only people with a lot of money do or that

The idea of disability and incapacity are often used interchangeably in the general public. In relation to guardianship, if an individual is disabled or incapacitated, it will help determine the best alternatives in setting up an appropriate guardianship for that