FAQs

We provide comprehensive estate planning services in Georgetown, TX, including wills, trusts, durable powers of attorney, medical directives, HIPAA releases, and asset-protection strategies.

Our board-certified attorneys bring over 30 years of experience in estate planning and probate. They offer expert guidance and tailored solutions for Georgetown, TX residents.

We guide you through Texas probate administration, from inventory and appraisals to court filings and asset distribution, ensuring a seamless process in Williamson County.

Wills appoint executors and distribute assets, while trusts can bypass probate, manage assets for beneficiaries, and offer added protection in Georgetown, TX.

Yes, we draft durable financial and medical powers of attorney, enabling appointed agents to manage your affairs if you're incapacitated.

It's a document stating your medical care preferences if you become incapacitated. We assist Georgetown clients in creating one for peace of mind.

A typical plan includes a will, trusts if needed, financial and medical powers of attorney, directive to physician, HIPAA release, and agent for remains.

We design plans that use trusts and LLCs to shield your assets from lawsuits, creditors, or unintended beneficiaries in Georgetown.

It lets you name someone to manage your personal or financial affairs if you become incapacitated. We help you appoint a guardian in Georgetown.

Since 1997, our husband-and-wife firm has provided compassionate, board-certified estate planning and probate law services to Georgetown and Williamson County, combining expertise with a personal touch.