Texas Probate Law
Dallas Probate Attorney
Texas Last Will and Testament
A Will, also called a Last Will and Testament allows a person to give property and other assets to specific people or organizations as well as naming an Executor to settle the affairs of the estate. Without a will, a person’s belongings will be distributed according to Texas intestacy laws, which may not be desirable.
Our firm will provide a consultation to assess whether a will is the right estate planning tool and suggest items in a will custom tailored to a client’s situation. Our package will be done at an affordable flat fee. Call our office to schedule a consultation.
Living Trusts in Texas
The Revocable Living Trust (“Living Trust”) is a tool in Texas estate planning.
A person executes a trust document naming the person as the trustee and the beneficiary of the trust. Some of the reasons a person might choose to form a Living Trust in Texas include:
- Desire to Keep Estate Private
- Personal Preference to Avoid Probate
- Explain the family history to our firm
- Our firm will prepare the affidavit
- Our firm will record the affidavit in the county records