Month: September 2013

According to the chief executive officer of one of North Texas' largest health systems, failure to maximize the amount of federal funding that Texas is entitled to receive for Medicaid is not a good idea. The chief executive of Texas Health Resources in Arlington was...

For many people in Texas and around the nation, the term "estate planning" conjures up visions of stately mansions and luxurious lifestyles. However, even though most people don't think of their property and possessions as being a part of their estate, they still need...

While planning for how one's wishes should be carried out after his or her passing may be a sensitive topic, it is important to address the issue before anything bad happens. Good planning can protect not only those Texas residents who fall ill or pass away, but it...

If there is any good news to come out of the Fort Hood shooting in 2009, it is that the victims' families will be extended veterans' benefits, as if their loved ones were killed in combat. The Texas Land Commissioner has ordered Veterans Land Board attorneys to work...