There is a lot to think about when you start working on an estate plan. You will have many decisions to make, and you want to be as informed as possible about your options. Start by reading the articles in our Elder Law and Estate Planning library. Our attorneys and legal researchers bring you detailed information on a variety of topics.
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Estate and Trust Planning for Individuals With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD)Texas Estate Plans can be designed to care for a loved one with special needs and to cover the possibility that you or a family member could become disabled in the future.
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Overcoming Psychological and Emotional Hurdles in Estate PlanningEstate Planning is about more than executing documents. We take a look at some of the emotional and psychological hurdles many clients face and how we help them.
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The Neva Nell McCormick FoundationRoss & Shoalmire & The Neva Nell McCormick Foundation
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What an Elder Law Attorney Can Do for Baby BoomersAs the oldest Baby Boomers prepare to turn 80 in a few years, we take a look at the challenges they face and how our experienced Elder Law attorneys can help.
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How an Estate Planning Lawyer Can Help You Plan for Diminished CapacityA comprehensive estate plan executed before you have any symptoms of mental incapacity can save you and your family a lot of pain and suffering. Learn more here.
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Revising Your Estate Plan After DivorceOnce your separation is finalized, you should update your Estate Plan to remove your ex as a beneficiary. We explain what steps you will need to take here.
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9 Things You Can Do to Reduce the Risk of DementiaBeing proactive about your health as you get older could help you prevent certain types of dementia. Find out what you can do to keep your brain sharp.
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Are You Prepared for an Emergency? Here’s What Could Happen if You Die or Become Incapacitated Without an Estate PlanWhen you don’t have estate planning documents in place, you risk putting your family through very difficult circumstances. Find out what could happen here.
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Funding Your Revocable Living Trust Is the First Step in Protecting Your Assets for Your HeirsOne of the most important steps in the Estate Planning process is funding your Revocable Living Trust. What does it mean to fund a Trust? We explain here.
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What You Need to Know Now to Retire at 65—or YoungerMany people are under the misconception that retirement at age 65 is a given. We explain what you need to do now to ensure you can retire when you want to.