Texas Estate Planning Attorney

Without a Will, all of your assets will be transferred via the default intestacy laws of your state. The government will choose who receives your property, not you.

While a Will is useful to choose who receives your assets, your assets and estate still have to go through the lengthy and expensive process known as probate. This is a process that takes several months and thousands of dollars before your loved ones can receive access to your estate.

A properly funded Trust bypasses the probate process. Additionally, a Trust incorporates planning for your business, Retirement Accounts, and any other types of assets you may hold.

After you engage the firm to represent you, you can be done within just 2-3 weeks. We provide assistance on the entire process, from initial consultation and design, to signing and notarization.

We offer a no surprise, flat-rate fee structure for most of our plans. That way, you know EXACTLY what you’re signing up for with no hidden costs down the road.

Each family’s situation is unique. We would love to give you a quote on your free consultation call.

Yes! We offer in-person or virtual meetings for each of our clients depending on what is convenient for them.

For Muslim clients, we specialize in providing assistance with Islamic Inheritance. We pay special attention to the rules found in the Qur’an and Hadith to assist clients in fulfilling their Islamic obligations.

Community Property, which applies Texas, California and some other states, is the principle that nearly everything (with some exceptions) you acquire after marriage is shared between spouses. Husband and Wife both own 50% of all assets, even if only one spouse’s name is on it!

Properly navigating and accounting for Community Property is an integral part of a complete estate plan.