My Texas Estate Plan
Estate Planning Built for East Texas Families
Personalized wills, trusts, probate, and elder law guidance from a local attorney serving Tyler, Atlanta, and communities across East Texas since 2015.
Guidance That Helps You Feel Steady and In Control
Most people worry about leaving their families a mess, especially when they’re unsure where to start or who to trust. Many East Texans feel overwhelmed by the thought of wills, probate, Medicaid planning, or choosing someone to handle sensitive decisions. Working with a solo attorney who knows the region — its courts, its families, and its concerns — brings clarity and reassurance early in the process. With deep local roots, flat-fee transparency, and years of experience guiding families across
Tyler and
Atlanta, you get a plan that actually protects the people you love.
Services That Make Your Next Step Clear
Clear legal guidance for every stage of life
We provide experienced counsel in estate planning, probate, and business law, helping clients make confident, informed decisions about their future. Our approach blends personalized service with practical strategies designed to simplify complex legal processes.
Estate Planning
Personalized wills, trusts, and powers of attorney give your family clarity, protection, and peace of mind under Texas law.
Medicaid Planning
Medicaid planning is a specialized practice in law where we guide and help families in the process of qualifying for assistance to pay for nursing home care without the danger of losing all their assets.
Guardianships
When a loved one can no longer make safe decisions, guardianship provides court-approved protection with clear guidance through every step of the process.
Probate Administration
Clear, local guidance helps families navigate probate efficiently during an already difficult time.
Business Planning
Business planning helps owners protect their companies, prepare for succession, and ensure their hard work carries forward on their terms.
Turn Legal Stress Into Clear, Confident Next Steps
Life feels lighter when someone explains your options in plain English and shows exactly how to protect your family. With a personalized, attorney-led approach, you get clear guidance that matches your goals and your stage of life.
Clarity You Can Trust
When your estate feels complicated, straightforward planning gives you answers you can rely on.
Protection That Matches Your Needs
From wills to trusts to long-term care, you get a plan built around your family’s realities — not a generic template.
Support Through Every Transition
When probate or guardianship becomes necessary, steady legal help keeps the process manageable and predictable.
A Plan That Stays One Step Ahead
Whether you’re preparing for aging parents or planning for future generations, thoughtful guidance removes worry before it grows.
Trusted by Families Across East Texas
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you charge for consultations?
Most estate planning and elder law consultations are free. If you only need a document review or second opinion, a modest review fee may apply — and we’ll explain that upfront before scheduling.
Do you offer flat fees or hourly billing?
We handle most estate planning matters on a flat-fee basis so you know the cost before we begin. In limited situations, when a case involves unusual complexity, hourly billing may be used and clearly discussed in advance.
Do I need an appointment to meet with you?
Yes. All meetings — whether in Tyler, Atlanta, or virtual — are by appointment only to ensure you receive focused, uninterrupted attention.
Do I really need a will in Texas?
Yes. Without a will, Texas intestacy laws determine who inherits your property, which may not reflect your wishes. A well-drafted will also makes probate easier for your loved ones.
How long does the estate planning process take?
Most families complete their plan within a few weeks. Straightforward wills and powers of attorney often move even faster, depending on your needs.
Ready to Talk?
Plan Today So Your Family Doesn’t Face Uncertainty Later
Most people come here because they want to protect someone they love — and they don’t want to leave behind confusion or conflict. With a clear, attorney-guided plan, you reduce stress, avoid unnecessary court involvement, and create a legacy built on intention instead of fear. Let’s talk about what your family needs and make the path forward simpler.
