Wills & Trusts Lawyer Leander Texas
Protecting Texas Clients' Estate Planning and Probate Interests
When someone passes away, family members and friends have enough to deal with. With proper estate planning, you can save your loved ones the time and expense of a lengthy probate process.
At the Law Office of Joshua P. Murray, we will help you take the legal burden off of the people you care about. We work with Texas clients to draft wills and other estate planning documents and to help you through the probate process when a loved one has died. Contact us to schedule an appointment to discuss your estate planning or probate concerns.
Making Your Wishes Known
Without a valid will, the state will decide how to divide your assets and what will happen to your children. We will give you the estate planning tools you need to protect your things and the people you care about:
- Last Will and Testament
- Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney
- Living will
- Directive to Physician
- Testamentary Documents
- Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts
With the right combination of documents, you can set up provisions for your children and designate a guardian to take care of them. You can also decide how your estate will be divided.
Administering a Loved One's Estate
The probate process distributes and closes an estate according to the deceased's will. If there is not a valid will, the estate will be divided according to the law. Regardless of whether or not a will exists, we will protect your interests.
With a valid will, the probate process if fairly simple. We represent executors and aid with the disposition of the estate. However, if there is not a will, we are available to help clients find heirs, identify the property and determine the disposition of the estate.
Find Out How We Can Help You
If you have an estate planning or probate concern throughout Central Texas, call 512-257-1010 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with one of our experienced lawyers. We are available at our Cedar Park office between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and between 8:30 a.m. and noon on Fridays.