Rick B. Weaver
Attorney Focused on Elder Law,
Wills & Probate, Business Law
Member – National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
Travis Weaver and Rick Weaver bring you and your family deep legal experience in wills and probate, elder law, and real estate/business law
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Top 3 Retiree Tax Mistakes
Many things change when you retire. Don’t let taxes spoil your retirement. Tax planning is different after retirement. You might think that a lower income level and fewer deductions will lead to a care-free tax season. Unfortunately, taxes are just as unforgiving in retirement as they are pre-retirement. You need to understand how retirement benefits […]
Guardianship & Other Solutions for Helping Those Who Cannot Help Themselves
Are you considering a guardianship for someone who may be having trouble caring for their own needs? In certain situations, alternatives to guardianship are the best and most cost-effective solutions to help someone who cannot help themselves. These alternatives include power of attorney, supported decision king agreements, management trusts, and non-legal solutions involving psychological help […]
2018 Year-End Tips for Financial Planning
If you haven’t looked at year-end financial breaks, I have news for you–the time is NOW! Here’s a quick list of important tax-cutting or planning actions to take before Dec. 31, 2018! –Update your will to find tax breaks or fix tax consequences before year-end –If you’re a veteran, talk to a lawyer before giving […]
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Elder Law 101: Nursing Home Care vs. Assisted Living
How Do Nursing Homes Differ from Assisted Living Nursing home lawyers provide assistance in making an advanced plan to get you care required as you get older or if you experience illnesses or injuries that make you unable to care for yourself any longer. As you experience age-related sickness or the affects of illness, […]
Texas Supreme Court Reverses Ambiguous Will Holding . . . Teaches Valuable Lesson
In Knopf v. Gray, the will disposed of the testator’s entire estate as follows: “NOW BOBBY I leave the rest to you, everything, certificates of deposit, land, cattle and machinery, Understand the land is not to be sold but passed on down to your children, ANNETTE KNOPF, ALLISON KILWAY, AND STANLEY GRAY. TAKE CARE OF […]
Do I Owe Gift Taxes on Gifts from My Parents?
Nothing in life is as certain as death and taxes. Do you owe tax on gifts from your parents? Your parents have made wise financial decisions. They now have a decent amount of money. Maybe you are struggling a bit financially right now. Maybe you are fine financially. Either way, your parents gift you money. […]