A Compassionate Role with Great Responsibility Becoming a guardian for a disabled adult is a meaningful commitment that blends compassion, advocacy, and legal responsibility. Guardianship ensures that individuals with physical or mental disabilities are supported … Read more
Taking Care of Those Who Took Care of You Caring for aging parents is one of life’s most profound responsibilities. As they grow older, the roles may reverse, with you stepping into the position of … Read more
Stepping Into Parenthood—Guardianship of a Minor and What It Means in Texas Becoming a guardian for a minor is a profound legal and emotional responsibility. Guardianship provides a child with stability and care when their … Read more
Guardianship can be a complex process, but it’s often essential for protecting those who cannot care for themselves. Whether you’re considering guardianship for a minor or an adult with disabilities, understanding the legal and practical … Read more
Life changes—and when it does, your will should, too. You might have gotten married, welcomed a new child, bought property in Austin, or had a shift in family dynamics. Whatever the reason, updating your will … Read more
No one likes to think about their passing or what might happen to their estate after they’re gone. But here’s the hard truth: failing to plan can lead to costly, time-consuming, and heartbreaking family estate … Read more
When it comes to estate planning, one question we often hear is: “Should I give assets to my family now, or wait until I pass away?” It’s a great question—and one that deserves some thought. … Read more
For many families, land is more than just property. It’s a symbol of history, legacy, and hard work. Maybe it’s the ranch your grandparents built from scratch, the family home where generations have gathered, or … Read more
When it comes to estate planning, you have plenty of options. Wills, revocable trusts, and even irrevocable trusts are all tools you can use to protect your assets and plan for your family’s future. But … Read more
Inheriting your parents’ house might seem like a blessing—and in many ways, it is. It’s a chance to preserve cherished family memories, maintain a valuable asset, and even pass down something meaningful to future generations. … Read more
As we approach 2025, the IRS is rolling out new tax adjustments, and while some changes might seem distant or abstract, they could significantly affect your estate planning strategies—especially if you have an irrevocable trust. … Read more
When Warren Buffett speaks, people listen—and not just about investing. Recently, the legendary CEO of Berkshire Hathaway shared some thought-provoking advice on estate planning that’s as practical as it is insightful. Buffett suggests that when … Read more