Denton Wills Attorneys
Some people with "average" or "modest" estates tend to delay the estate planning process. Perhaps they believe they do not have enough assets to merit having a will. Perhaps they simply do not know where to start. As experienced Texas probate attorneys, we encourage clients to consider the benefits of establishing a will and other estate planning documents while you are still legally able.
When preparing a will, health care directive or power of attorney, timing can be everything. Talk to a Denton wills lawyer from Hill & Hill about your options. Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation.
Let's Discuss Your Wishes
Our attorneys want our clients to be prepared for the events in life that could happen. We also want our clients to be prepared for their passing, ensure their wishes are followed and provide our clients and their families with peace of mind.
Our Texas law firm can help you explore your options and define your wishes by establishing the following estate planning documents:
- Wills: When you establish a will, you state how you want your property and assets distributed upon your death. Property and assets can include your home, property, vehicles, collections, furniture, jewelry, family heirlooms and cash. The list of property and assets you can pass on to your family and friends upon your death is virtually limitless. When we prepare your will, we will ensure that your wishes are stated accurately, which allows your wishes to be carried out upon your death.
- Health care directives : We talk to clients about different types of health care situations and then establish health care directives to fit their desires to deal with certain situations. We can help you state your wishes regarding medical directives to physicians and your family. We can also talk to you about what you would want to have happen if you were put on life support and state those wishes in a living will.
- Powers of attorney : The two types of powers of attorney are medical power of attorney and statutory durable power of attorney. When you give someone power of attorney, you are giving them authority to make decisions on your behalf. Medical power of attorney involves health care decisions. Statutory durable power of attorney involves financial decisions.
Contact Our Texas Probate Lawyers
If you would like to schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your will, living will, health care directives or powers of attorney, contact Hill & Hill.
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