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5 Warning Signs Of Alzheimer’s

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Mar 17, 2016 | Care Planning, Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning

There is a misconception that Alzheimer's is untreatable. While a cure has not yet been developed, there are medications and other treatment strategies that may help a person stay independent for a while longer and relieve some of the symptoms of the disease. The...

Estate proceedings can be more complex without a will

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Mar 7, 2016 | Probate & Estate Administration

When people die without a will in Houston or Harris County, then heirs typically have to go through the probate process before an estate can be settled. The absence of a will can make the entire process more difficult and lengthy. One way that the probate process in...

What are veteran burial benefits?

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Mar 1, 2016 | Veterans' Benefits

If you are a veteran, you might have rights to burial benefits. Those benefits can help reduce the cost of funeral and burial arrangements for your family, and you'll want to know about them so you can include them in any estate or funeral planning you do.The benefits...

What you don’t know about Medicaid can hurt your loved one

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Feb 19, 2016 | Medicaid Planning

Medicaid is health insurance for someone who simply can't afford it any other way, right? While Medicaid does provide health care coverage for individuals who meet certain financial guidelines, this definition is an oversimplification and a misunderstanding of...

When family care givers live far away

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Feb 12, 2016 | Care Planning

One way many families provide enjoyable end-of-life years for loved ones is by providing in-family care giving. This means that when someone reaches an age and physical capability level where they are no longer able to take care of themselves, family members might...

Medicaid For The Middle Class

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Feb 10, 2016 | Medicaid Planning

One of the biggest misconceptions about Medicaid is that it is only available to poor people. That is simply not true. Congress has changed Medicaid so that the program now benefits the middle class as well.Many people are surprised to learn that they qualify for...

Considering a slow transition to retirement

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Feb 5, 2016 | Estate Planning

While we talk a lot about things such as wills and trusts when discussing estate planning, your estate plans should be relevant to your entire life. How do you plan to live in later years, and how will you finance your lifestyle? What are your preferences for health...

Is your family prepared for a late-life health emergency?

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Jan 29, 2016 | Medicaid Planning

Planning for retirement is often equal parts stress and excitement. Where will you travel? Will you have time to visit with children and grandkids? Finally, you might have time to enjoy your favorite hobbies and activities without worrying about work or other...

Estate plans, assets and insurance must all be considered

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Jan 22, 2016 | Estate Planning

Once you have taken the step to create an estate plan, you should realize that you aren't done with the estate planning process. You will have to go through your estate plan periodically to ensure that your plan is up-to-date. In fact, you will also have to make sure...

Understanding expected long-term care costs

On Behalf of Wright Abshire, Attorneys, A Professional Corporation | Jan 15, 2016 | Care Planning

One of the most difficult things to predict about your retirement years might be the most critical: Will you need long-term care, and how long might you need it for? The answers to these questions can help you plan financially for estate matters and end-of-life care,...

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Is your family prepared for a late-life health emergency?

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