EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 50 MIN
Episode 13 - Real Estate and Elder Law Shaping Texas Probate Lives
from Texas Probate Real Estate Podcast · host Jeremy Kritt
In this episode of the Texas Probate Real Estate Podcast, host Jeremy Kritt, a licensed Texas real estate broker specializing in probate property sales, talks with elder law attorney James Rainey, a Certified Elder Law Attorney serving families across Central Texas.Jeremy and James discuss the realities families face when navigating probate, long‑term care, Medicaid rules, and the emotional weight of protecting the home. James explains how elder law has expanded beyond benefits planning, why real estate is often the biggest driver of family decisions, and how Medicaid evaluates assets differently for single individuals and married couples. They explore common misconceptions, rising care costs, spousal impoverishment protections, and the importance of early planning to avoid losing property or making costly mistakes. This conversation gives Texas probate families practical guidance on preserving assets, understanding care options, and choosing the right professionals during one of life’s most difficult transitions.About the guest:James Rainey | Elder Law & Estate Planning James is the founding attorney of Rainey & Rainey Attorneys at Law, PLLC, serving families across Central Texas from the firm’s Waco and Georgetown offices. A Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA) with more than 30 years of experience, James focuses exclusively on elder law and estate planning, helping clients navigate aging, disability, long‑term care, and wealth transfer with clarity and confidence. Together with his wife and co‑founder, Elisa Dillard Rainey, he has built a respected practice known for its compassion, precision, and commitment to protecting families and their futures.Website: https://www.raineyandrainey.com
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