Estate Planning
A complete plan that addresses your assets, your health, and your family — all working together.
The Full Picture
More Than Just a Will
A complete estate plan coordinates all the legal documents that govern what happens to your property, your healthcare, and your finances — both during your lifetime and after. It is your voice when you cannot speak for yourself.
Without a plan, Texas and California law decides how your estate is distributed, who makes your medical decisions, and who manages your finances if you become incapacitated. That may not align with your wishes.
With a properly coordinated plan, your family avoids confusion, conflict, and costly court proceedings.
Will / Pour-Over Will
Directs asset distribution and names a guardian for minor children.
Revocable Living Trust
Avoids probate and manages your estate during incapacity.
Healthcare Directive
Documents your medical wishes and designates a healthcare agent.
Power of Attorney
Authorizes someone to handle financial and legal matters for you.
HIPAA Authorization
Allows loved ones to access your medical information when needed.
Timing Matters
When to Create or Update Your Plan
We recommend reviewing your estate plan every 3–5 years or after any major life event.
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