Protect Your Family With a Will
Having an estate plan is an effective way of making sure that your family is protected in the event that something happens to you. When a person dies without a will or an estate plan in place (intestate) your family may have to endure unneeded stress, long-lasting family strife and extra expense. Worse, they will be needing to deal with these issues at the worst possible time, when they are grieving a loss.
Anyone over the age of 18 should have a will, even if it is a simple will.
Your Family Matters. Protection When Life Changes.
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The law office of C. L. Crawley Jr., P.C. can help you understand the components of an estate plan and provide you with guidance related to wills and trusts. Our lawyer is experienced in probate administration and is skilled in obtaining results that have worked for his clients and their families.
Trusts Are Effective Tools for Creating an Estate Plan
Trusts are powerful tools within an estate plan. They can help designate your wishes:
- There are trusts for people with significant assets to help minimize tax implications.
- There are trusts to prevent spendthrift daughters or sons from spending all of your estate too quickly.
- There are trusts to provide for an adult child with special needs.
- There are education trusts, land trusts, revocable and irrevocable trusts.
Wills and Health Care Powers of Attorney
In other estate planning matters, our attorney can advise you on the meaning and relevance of:
- Living wills or advance medical directives in your particular situation
- Financial and health care powers of attorney
- Contesting a will
- Guardianships
Meet Our Attorney and Get Your Questions Answered in a First Meeting
When you need practical, trustworthy legal advice and advocacy about contested estates or estate planning in The Woodlands or surrounding Houston, Texas communities, please call or e-mail the law office of C. L. Crawley Jr., P.C.: 281-882-3236 or 888-341-7794.
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