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All You Need to Know About Mental Health Care Directives
In many instances, when a person with a mental illness is in a crisis, they are not able to express to doctors, or other medical professionals, what medical treatment they would prefer to receive.
Put It In a Trust
Consider what will happen to your property, or estate, once you pass on from this life. Learn how to control your assets.
Three Inexpensive Ways to Avoid Probate in Texas
While in many cases probate cannot be avoided, there are ways to transfer assets outside of probate.
Preparing for Hurricane Season
The hurricane season is already upon us but it's not too late to prepare yourself and your family.
