Houston Attorney Molly Abshire
Wright Abshire, Attorneys
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Attorney's Profile
COLLEGE:
Texas A&M University
LAW SCHOOL:
South Texas College of Law
ATTORNEY SINCE:
1993
STATES ADMITTED:
Texas
PRACTICE AREAS:
Elder Law, Estate Planning, Guardianship, Probate, Medicaid Planning, Special Needs Planning
Attorney's Videos
Am I entitled to veteran's benefits regardless of how much money I have?
Elder Law
Are guardianships for disabled persons different from guardianships for older persons?
Guardianship Law
Can I appoint the same person as executor (personal representative), trustee, and guardian?
Estate Planning Law
Can I contribute to a special needs trust my mother-in-law established in her will for my niece, or do I set up my own?
Disability Planning Law
Can I leave directions about my final ceremonies and the disposition of my body in my will?
Estate Planning Law
Can I make a handwritten will if I do not have much property?
Estate Planning Law
Can I pre-plan and pre-pay for my funeral and burial expenses?
Estate Planning Law
Can I use my will to name a guardian to care for my young children and manage their property?
Estate Planning Law
Can my disabled child start receiving Social Security based upon my husband's employment history?
Disability Planning Law
Can my estate avoid paying an executor's or personal representative's fee?
Estate Planning Law
Can my mother give me money when she moves into my house?
Elder Law
Can the disabled beneficiary get the money out of the special needs trust if she needs it?
Disability Planning Law
Do children have to pay for a parent to be in a nursing home?
Elder Law
Do I need to appoint the same person as my agent in my health care proxy and power of attorney?
Estate Planning Law
Do I receive a payment upon the death of my spouse?
Elder Law
Does a revocable living trust protect my property from creditors?
Estate Planning Law
Does a trustee get paid?
Wills and Trusts Law
Does all property have to go through probate when a person dies?
Estate Planning Law
Does an executor (personal representative) get paid?
Estate Planning Law
Does the person named in a will as executor (personal representative) have to serve?
Estate Planning Law
How are pooled trusts useful for disabled persons?
Disability Planning Law
How can a power of attorney potentially prevent a guardianship proceeding?
Estate Planning Law
How can I avoid being impoverished by the high cost of nursing home care?
Asset Protection Law
How do I figure out what the penalty period is for transferring property?
Elder Law
How do I get a special needs trust in my will for the benefit of a disabled person?
Disability Planning Law
How do I go about getting services to come into my home and have Medicaid pay for them?
Elder Law
How do I know if I am eligible for veteran's benefits?
Elder Law
How do I know what pooled trust is right for me?
Disability Planning Law
How does a living trust avoid probate?
Wills and Trusts Law
How is a guardianship proceeding initiated?
Guardianship Law
How is a supplemental needs trust different from any other asset protection trust?
Disability Planning Law
How long does guardianship last?
Guardianship Law
How long will probate take in Texas?
Estate Planning Law
I do not trust my child's spouse. How can I protect my child's inheritance?
Estate Planning Law
I have my health insurance through my former employer. Can I still get Medicare?
Elder Law
I heard Medicaid can take our house for reimbursement. Is that true?
Asset Protection Law
I heard that I am only allowed to keep $50 of income if I am in a nursing home. Is that true?
Elder Law
I now get government assistance, but may inherit a significant amount of money. Will my government benefits be reduced?
Disability Planning Law
I thought that when I retired I got Medicare. Is that true?
Elder Law
I worked for the railroads. Can I collect Social Security?
Elder Law
If a guardianship petition is filed, who has to know about it?
Elder Law
If a guardianship petition is filed, who has to know about it?
Guardianship Law
If a person has a revocable living trust, what happens when they die? How long does it take to settle the estate?
Estate Planning Law
If I am in a nursing home, is it too late to give away my assets and qualify for Medicaid?
Asset Protection Law
If I create a revocable living trust, do I still need a will?
Estate Planning Law
If I gave things away, do I have to wait five years to get Medicaid?
Elder Law
If I give someone power of attorney, do I forfeit my own rights to make decisions?
Elder Law
If I go into a nursing home and my wife stays home, how much of my income can she keep?
Elder Law
If I have a special needs trust from a different state, is it good in Texas?
Disability Planning Law
Is a revocable living trust available to the public like a will?
Estate Planning Law
Is it expensive to create a revocable living trust?
Estate Planning Law
Is it quicker and cheaper to settle an estate in which a revocable living trust was used rather than just a will?
Estate Planning Law
Is property in a living trust at risk in a lawsuit?
Wills and Trusts Law
Is signing a will a formal process?
Estate Planning Law
Must an executor (personal representative) hire an attorney?
Estate Planning Law
Must the money left over in a special needs trust after a disabled person dies be paid to the government?
Disability Planning Law
My father is not able to handle his own financial matters and is doing odd things. What can I do?
Guardianship Law
My husband recently died and I was told that I will get his Social Security payment. Is that true?
Elder Law
My husband was a veteran. Are there any benefits that I might be entitled to?
Elder Law
My parents live with me. Can they use their money to help pay for some of the expenses?
Elder Law
Should a trustee of a supplemental needs trust consult with an attorney to administer the trust?
Estate Planning Law
Should I avoid probate?
Estate Planning Law
Should I consider a trust or some other type of special planning for my special needs child?
Estate Planning Law
What are advanced care directives?
Wills and Trusts Law
What are Social Security retirement benefits?
Elder Law
What are some of the steps in the probate process in Texas?
Estate Planning Law
What are some permissible ways to spend down my assets?
Elder Law
What are the disadvantages and advantages of a guardianship?
Elder Law
What are the various types of guardians?
Guardianship Law
What are trusts?
Estate Planning Law
What are typical provisions for a child in a will?
Wills and Trusts Law
What are veteran's benefits?
Elder Law
What benefits does a trust offer?
Estate Planning Law
What does it mean to fund a trust?
Estate Planning Law
What does spend down mean?
Elder Law
What does transfer for less than value mean?
Elder Law
What features should I be looking for when considering buying a long term care insurance policy?
Elder Law
What happens if I do not leave instructions about my final ceremonies and the disposition of my body?
Estate Planning Law
What happens if one dies without a will?
Wills and Trusts Law
What happens to my veteran's benefits if I go into a nursing home?
Elder Law
What if I do not want to go to a nursing home? Are there ways to get services brought into the home?
Elder Law
What is a durable power of attorney?
Estate Planning Law
What is a guardianship?
Guardianship Law
What is a living will?
Estate Planning Law
What is a pooled trust?
Disability Planning Law
What is a revocable living trust?
Estate Planning Law
What is a testamentary supplemental needs trust?
Estate Planning Law
What is a trustee?
Estate Planning Law
What is a trustee?
Wills and Trusts Law
What is an advance medical directive?
Estate Planning Law
What is elder abuse?
Elder Law
What is long term care insurance?
Elder Law
What is long term care?
Elder Law
What is Medicaid?
Asset Protection Law
What is probate?
Estate Planning Law
What is the Aid and Attendance benefit program?
Elder Law
What is the attorney's role in the probate process in Texas?
Estate Planning Law
What is the difference between a first-party special needs trust and a third-party special needs trust?
Disability Planning Law
What is the difference between a guardian of the person and a guardian of the property?
Elder Law
What is the difference between a special needs trust and a supplemental needs trust?
Disability Planning Law
What is the difference between veteran's compensation and veteran's pension?
Elder Law
What is the penalty period with Medicaid?
Elder Law
What other benefits does Social Security pay other than retirement benefits?
Elder Law
What rights do nursing home residents have?
Elder Law
What should my parents know before considering senior housing options?
Elder Law
What steps should I take to protect my house in case of nursing home costs?
Elder Law
What type of authority can I grant to my agent in my power of attorney?
Estate Planning Law
When can I start collecting Social Security retirement benefits?
Elder Law
When considering a special needs trust, does it matter if the disabled person is young or old?
Disability Planning Law
When is a guardianship necessary?
Elder Law
When is a guardianship necessary?
Guardianship Law
Who are the parties typically involved in a probate proceeding?
Estate Planning Law
Who can terminate a guardianship?
Guardianship Law
Who controls the money in the supplemental needs trust?
Disability Planning Law
Who should I appoint as my agent in my power of attorney?
Estate Planning Law
Who should I name as trustee of a supplemental needs trust?
Estate Planning Law
Why do I need help obtaining Medicaid coverage? Can I just submit the application?
Asset Protection Law
Why does Social Security deduct $96.40 from my check every month?
Elder Law
Why is it important for someone to put an special needs trust in place if they want to leave money to a disabled person?
Disability Planning Law
Why might I create a supplemental needs trust, when I could create a trust with full discretion to the trustee?
Estate Planning Law
Why should I apply for Medicaid coverage?
Asset Protection Law
Why should I consider creating a revocable living trust?
Estate Planning Law
Why should I have a will?
Wills and Trusts Law
Will I still have control over my property if I have a revocable living trust?
Estate Planning Law
Will long term care insurance pay for care at home?
Elder Law
Will Medicaid pay for assisted living?
Elder Law
Will Medicare cover the cost of nursing home care?
Elder Law
Will Medicare or Medicaid pay for any services to come into my home?
Elder Law
Will Medicare pay for my nursing home costs?
Asset Protection Law
Will my power of attorney expire or terminate?
Estate Planning Law
Will veteran's benefits help pay for assisted living and nursing home costs?
Elder Law
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Law Firm Info
Wright Abshire, Attorneyshttp://www.wrightabshire.com
4949 Bissonnet
Bellaire, Texas 77401
(713) 234-6207
Fayette County Office - 1055 Deer Haven Rd., Carmine, Texas 78932
The Woodlands Office - 3705 College Park Drive, Suite 150, The Woodlands, Texas 77384
About Our Firm
Every client has different wants and needs, whether it is naming an agent under a Texas durable power of attorney to handle your property and financial affairs if you are incapacitated, or setting up a supplemental needs trust in order to ensure a disabled family member's access to needed public benefits. Every client deserves an experienced elder law and estate planning attorney. No two Texas consumers have the same needs when it comes to estate planning, probate, and elder law. Call us to discuss your needs so that you can enjoy life to the fullest, knowing that you and your family will be protected.
Our Office Location
The Texas lawyer(s) at Wright Abshire, Attorneys offer their Disability Planning Law services to residents of Houston, Sugar Land, Missouri City, Katy, Tomball, Spring, The Woodlands, Conroe, Pasadena, Baytown, Galveston, Webster and Clear Lake; Harris County, Montgomery County, Liberty County, Chambers County, Galveston County, Brazoria County and Fort Bend County.
