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Practical Tips for Becoming a New Caregiver: Moving, Home Maintenance, and More
If you’ve recently identified that your long-distance loved one has reached the point of needing more time and care from you, then you have some things to think about. Living in another state—or even an hour away—not only makes caregiving extremely difficult, but it can also lead to a lot of stress and guilt. Rather…
Read MoreFort Worth Estate Lawyer: How to Make a Revocable Living Trust
A revocable living trust protects your privacy and avoids probate for the assets put into the trust. It’s an essential element for estate plans as it provides an extra layer of protection to your estate and gives you the peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out. Here are some things a Fort…
Read MoreInvolving Your Adult Children in the Tarrant County Estate Planning Process
“How much do you tell your kids? When do you tell them? Is it possible to tell your kids too much, too soon? What happens if you tell them too little, too late?” These are common questions that come up with our Tarrant County clients when deciding whether to involve adult children in the estate…
Read MoreDFW Elder Law Attorney on The Differences Between Respite Care and Adult Day Care
Caregivers for elderly loved ones can easily become overwhelmed, burned out and exhausted. Oftentimes, they’re responsible for caring for their loved one and their own children, as well as maintaining a household and a job. As a DFW elder law attorney, I believe that respite care and adult day care are two great options to…
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About Estate Planning for Blended Families | DFW Will and Estate Lawyer
Everything You Need to Know About Estate Planning for Blended Families | DFW Will and Estate Lawyer Here’s a common horror story – the Blended Family Estate Plan (or lack thereof). A father remarries late in life to a woman with her own kids. The father does not create a Last Will and Testament or…
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