For many of us, our retirement savings, often in the form of an IRA, is our largest asset. Does this important asset count against us for Medicaid? The answer is it depends. Read the blog to learn more.

If someone has recently passed away and you’ve been told their estate needs to be “probated,” you might be dreading a long, complicated process. But in Texas, there’s a lesser-known option that may save you time and money: the muniment of title probate process.

At The Toups Law Firm, we love a good scary story—but not when it’s Nightmare on Estate Planning Street. This Halloween season let’s shed some (candle) light on the five spookiest estate planning mistakes that people make.

SNF, IL, LTAC, AL—these and many more are terms used to describe different placement options for aging seniors. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to decipher what each acronym means and whether it's the right fit for your loved one, you’re not alone. Here’s a quick guide to help you understand the alphabet soup of elder placement options—and how each one might fit into your loved one’s care journey.