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We’re so happy to introduce you to Jade Garner. Jade is a legal assistant here at Leigh Hilton, PLLC who helps clients with probate and guardianship. She was born in Oakland, California, and raised in nearby Arlington, Texas. She’s a graduate of the University of North Texas and gained experience at the Collin County District Attorney’s Office before joining Leigh’s team in 2018. She says her favorite thing about working here is everyone’s willingness and
James and I took a drive down to the hill country and were amazed at the variety of animals we saw along the way. The first animals we saw were a couple of Zebras, so I took a picture and texted it to the boys telling them we were having a great time in Africa. My son, Matthew, texted back mom you have a great imagination. I always enjoy exploring new places and seeing new
What should have been a senior year punctuated with signing yearbooks, making summer plans, and burning term papers, turned into a nightmare scenario for Caitlyn Ashley. Shortly before she was set to deliver her Guyer High School valedictorian speech, Caitlyn’s father died unexpectedly. Her heart was in shreds and her mind was in shock. This wasn’t the bright future she’d been working so hard for. This was a dark, scary night that wouldn’t end. How
Madison Clark loves watching Barney. Like most kids, she enjoys singing along to the catchy tunes and adores the purple dinosaur’s dance routines. In fact, Madison’s a lot like her favorite TV character. She’s full of laughter. She brings smiles to the faces of everyone around her. And she’s even about the same age as Barney, who made his debut in 1992. Madison, born in 1990, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and cortical visual
When it comes to estate planning for your loved one with special needs, there is plenty to consider. No matter what happens to you, they’ll likely need some kind of care for the rest of their lives. But how do you anticipate every unknown? Maybe your head is already swimming with questions, like: How will they get the future resources they need? Will they be able to continue their government benefits? Who will make sure