Sep 5, 2022 | Elder Law, Estate Planning and Probate, Medical Power of Attorney, Powers of Attorney. HIPPA authorizations
In Texas there are 2 commonly used power of attorneys (POA). I want to talk about both types of these POAs. You will learn what you can and cannot do with both of these documents. POAs are very useful documents. Used appropriately, both documents will expedite and...
May 16, 2020 | Drafting a Will, Estate Planning and Probate, Living Wills, Medical Power of Attorney, Powers of Attorney. HIPPA authorizations
There are essential estate planning documents every Texan needs. Without these documents, you and your family are at risk of losing control of their future if something happens to you, whether it is the result of injury, illness or death. What are these essential...
May 16, 2020 | Estate Planning and Probate, Medical Power of Attorney
If You Were Incapacitated, Who Do You Want to Make Your Medical Decisions for You? Because this is an important question, it is important to know why a Texas Medical Power of Attorney is an important document to have! Do they know your religious beliefs? How about...
May 16, 2020 | Drafting a Will, Estate Planning and Probate, Living Wills, Medical Power of Attorney, Powers of Attorney. HIPPA authorizations
Documents that Should be Part of Every Texan’s Estate Plans Planning for your own death is uncomfortable, but being prepared can prevent heartache and financial distress for loved ones and heirs. I believe that the primary purpose of estate planning is to...
May 16, 2020 | Estate Planning and Probate, Medical Power of Attorney
It Is Important to Have A Medical Power Of Attorney In Texas. A medical power of attorney is a document, signed by a competent adult, i.e., “principal,” designating a person that the principal trusts to make health care decisions on the principal’s...
May 16, 2020 | Drafting a Will, Estate Planning and Probate, Guardianship, Living Wills, Medical Power of Attorney, Powers of Attorney. HIPPA authorizations, Wills
Every Texan must have these estate planning documents. Without these documents, you and your family are at risk of losing control of their future if something happens to you, whether it is the result of injury, illness or death. Advanced planning for your estate is...
