Anyone here have experience with Guardianship in Texas? I'm not liking some of the things the lawyer is telling me.

I'm just partially familiar with the law in Kansas, but that actually sounds right. Here, it's called Estate Recovery, and basically the elder's assets must be spent down to nearly zero before the state will pay for care. I know they'll also look back a couple of years, to see if gifts have been made in an attempt to reduce the assets. However, there are certain exemptions and allowances... definitely get the advice of an elder care attorney in Texas.

No, Have you found out anything yet about Texas?
I'm interested in the outcome. I know Nevada law because my father lived there.
Get a lawyer to draw up legal papers fast, You need his POA, Medical POA, Will, maybe a Trust if he owns property. Do it now while she can still write.