Wills & Trust

Why do you need a Will?

Saves your family time, money and frustration
Create a plan to take care of your minor children
Your property is given to those you choose to have it

It is important to have the ability to have a voice in who will get your property after you die instead of allowing Texas law to dictate the division of your property. Further, if you have children, estate planning will provide you comfort in knowing your children will be taken care of by the best person you feel can love and care for them.

You may also choose to incorporate a Trust into your estate plan. Our office assists individuals who are interested in a Revocable Living Trust. If you are looking to try to avoid the probate process, a trust may be a good option for you. However, a comprehensive estate plan would be needed so that settling your estate will be an easier process.

Why do you need a Power of Attorney?

Formulate a financial plan and leave your personal business in the hands of someone you trust
Leave your medical care and health care decisions in the hands of the person you trust the most
Avoid the need for costly litigation and a formal guardianship case

It is important to plan ahead for life’s unexpected events that may cause you to be unable to make your own health care decisions or to manage your property. If these events occur, you want to be able to control who you trust to make decisions on your behalf.

Not planning ahead can leave you and your family left emotionally and financially devastated. Let us help you plan for the realities of life by executing your custom will’s package which includes your will, physician’s directive, HIPAA authorization, declaration of guardianship, appointment of disposition of remains, medical and durable power of attorney.