Texas Wills and Estate Packages
High-quality comprehensive estate planning documents customized for you.
Simple Will Package
Last Will and Testament. Physician's Directive (Living Will). $800 for one person. $1000 for spouses.
Complete Will Package
Last Will and Testament. Durable Power of Attorney. Medical Power of Attorney. Physician's Directive (Living Will). HIPAA Release. Pre-need Declaration of Guardian. Organ Donation Instructions. $999 (Fall Special) for one person. $1299 (Fall Special) for spouses.
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Definitions of the documents:
- Last Will and Testament
- A plan for the desired distribution of assets including real and personal property upon your death.
- Physician's Directive (Living Will)
- A document that communicates your wishes about medical treatment if your condition is irreversible or terminal. It speaks for you when you cannot speak for yourself.
- Medical Power of Attorney
- A document that allows you to designate a trusted family member or friend to make medical decisions for you in the event you become unconscious or mentally incapable of making those decisions for yourself.
- Durable Power of Attorney
- A document that gives a named individual the power to make financial, health care, and end-of-life decisions on your behalf if lose the capacity to make such decisions.
- HIPAA Release Form
- A document that allows your doctor to share specific health information about you with another person (which may be necessary for the medical power of attorney to become effective).
- Pre-Need Declaration of Guardian
- A document that tells the court who you want to serve as your guardian for your estate, minor children and your person if it becomes necessary.
- Disposition of Remains and Organ Donation Instructions
- You are permitted to include directives in your will in relation to the disposal of your body. This can include the wish that your organs be donated