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What do Philip Seymour Hoffman, Patrick Swayze, and Robin Williams have in common? You’d be right if you said they were famous, rich, or talented. But in another way, they were just like many other Americans; they passed without an…
Even if you only have a rudimentary understanding of estate planning, you’ve probably heard of wills and living trusts. In simple terms, wills and living trusts are legal documents that provide instructions about what should be done with your belongings…
If you’re under 30 years-old, it’s probably unlikely that you’ve considered your own mortality, especially if you’re healthy. While that’s understandable, it’s also irresponsible. The fact is, illness, life-changing injuries and tragedies strike people indiscriminately, regardless of their ages.
If something were to happen to you and you were unable to make decisions for yourself, who would make them on your behalf? If you’re a minor, your parents or legal guardian would have the right to make decisions for you. If you’re 18 years-old or older, your loved ones would need to get a court order to make decisions for you if you didn’t have a living will or advanced directive in place.
Our office is located off in a historic carriage house just off Broadway in the heart of Alamo Heights. To find us, use the driveway perpendicular to Broadway between Davidson Property Management and New World Spanish School and you will…