LAST WILL & TESTAMENT
Protect What Matters Most, With a Will Built for Your Family
A Last Will & Testament lets you clearly state how you want your property handled after your death, name the people responsible for carrying out your wishes, and make important decisions for your family.
For parents, a will is especially important because it allows you to name the person you want to serve as guardian for your minor children.
Without a will, Texas law determines who inherits property that passes through your estate. Having a properly prepared will can provide clarity for your family and make your wishes known when they matter most.
Your Will doesn’t have to be complicated — and it doesn’t have to take weeks. Most Will packages can be completed within 1-2 business days.
THE CASE FOR A WILL
Why Every Family Should Have a Will
Clearly states who you want to receive property from your estate
Lets you name a guardian for your minor children
Appoints an executor you actually trust
Provides clear instructions for your family and executor
Helps ensure your wishes—not just Texas intestacy law—guide what happens to your estate
A will is more than paperwork. It’s a plan for the people you care about.
COMPLETE & CONVENIENT
A Complete Will Package — Without the Long Wait
Your Will Package includes your Last Will & Testament, Financial Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization, and Healthcare Directive—all prepared through a simple, straightforward process.
In many cases, your documents can be prepared the same or next day. When you’re ready to complete your plan, we can also coordinate the signing, witnesses, and notarization.
Have legal questions? An attorney consultation is available at no additional cost when needed.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Complete Will Package
Last Will & Testament
Directs how your property should be distributed, names your executor, and allows you to nominate guardians for minor children.
Medical Power of Attorney
Names someone you trust to make healthcare decisions for you if you’re unable to make or communicate those decisions yourself.
Statutory Durable Power of Attorney
Names someone you trust to handle financial and legal matters on your behalf if you’re unable to manage them yourself.
HIPAA Authorization
Allows the people you designate to access protected health information when needed to assist with your care or make informed decisions.
Advance Directive
Documents your wishes regarding certain medical treatment if you become unable to communicate or make those decisions yourself.
Optional Add-On: Transfer on Death Deed
Allows you to name a beneficiary to receive qualifying Texas real property at your death, which may allow the property to transfer without going through probate.
Also Included: Witnesses & Notarization, Unlimited Lifetime Edits and Document Repository
We coordinate the required witnesses and notarization as part of your signing appointment at no additional charge.
Ready to Put Your Will in Place?
Get your complete estate plan—including your Will, Powers of Attorney, Advance Directive, and HIPAA Authorization—with guidance from start to finish.