It depends on your assets, your family and how much you want to avoid probate. A will names who receives your property, but it generally has to go through probate court. A revocable living trust can let your family skip probate and keep your affairs private. We will help you decide which fits your situation.

Texas law decides who inherits your property, and a court may need to appoint someone to manage your estate, or a guardian for your minor children. A plan lets you make those choices yourself.

Ideally before care is needed. Medicaid has look-back and eligibility rules, so planning early gives you more options to protect your savings. If a loved one already needs care, call us. There may still be steps we can take.

Call or text (281) 407-5622 and we will explain how the first consultation works, including any fee, how long it takes, and whether it can be in person, by phone or by Zoom, before you book.

Yes. We meet clients in Houston, Katy and Sugar Land, and work with families throughout Texas remotely.