Law Journal

Probate can be a daunting process, and many people wonder if they can handle it without hiring an attorney.

Memorial Day is a time to honor the sacrifices of those who have fought for our freedoms.

Nursing homes are a reality many of us will face as our loved ones age. While they strive to provide efficient care, the quality often...

The Medicaid spend-down strategy is a critical tool for those seeking to qualify for Medicaid while making the most of their resources.

When applying for Medicaid, meeting the resource requirement is one of the most critical and misunderstood aspects of the process.

When applying for Medicaid, understanding income limits is crucial, especially in states like Texas and 12 others with income-stated limits.

Medicaid long-term care can be a confusing topic, especially when it’s often mistaken for Medicare due to their similar names.

When planning for Medicaid, one strategy to preserve resources while meeting eligibility requirements is the self-settled trust.

Planning for long-term care can be challenging, especially when navigating the financial requirements for government assistance programs...

If you own firearms or other restricted items like suppressors, a gun trust  can be an essential tool in your estate plan. Designed to...

A new type of trust, commonly referred to as a SALT Trust, is gaining popularity.

If you're facing a significant financial gain from selling an asset, you may be concerned about the taxes you'll owe.

A living trust is a powerful estate planning tool that offers flexibility, privacy, and control over how your assets are managed and...

When planning for the future, one critical document you may encounter is the Directive to Physicians, often called a Living Will.

If you've ever visited a doctor’s office, chances are you’ve encountered a HIPAA form. But what is HIPAA, and why does it matter?