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Articles and guides to help you understand your options for protecting your family and your assets in Texas and North Carolina.
In Texas, a stepchild generally will not inherit under intestacy laws unless legally adopted, but a valid Will can provide for the stepchild.
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Parents who plan to have more children should still create a Will now to protect their current children and address future children.
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The article explains how a Will and a memorandum detailing personal effects can help parents reduce sibling conflicts over sentimental belongings after death.
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The article explains how a Third Party Supplemental Needs Trust can help families provide for a special needs child without disqualifying the child from SSI and Medicaid.
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A HIPAA authorization allows a named individual to access protected medical information, including before a medical power of attorney becomes effective.
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A person may choose a family member or trusted friend rather than a spouse as a health care agent, but the agent should understand and respect their medical, religious, and moral wishes.
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The article explains why parents should designate a guardian for their children in Texas, reevaluate that choice annually, and amend their Will if needed.
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The article explains why parents should designate a guardian for their children rather than leave the decision to a judge who may not know their family’s wishes.
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