Category Archives: Estate Plan

You should update your estate plan any time a major life event affects your family, your assets, or your wishes, and revisit it periodically even without a major change. An outdated will or power of attorney may not reflect who you actually want to make…

Estate planning in the Helotes and San Antonio area typically costs anywhere from several hundred dollars for a basic will to several thousand dollars for a comprehensive plan that includes trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives. What you pay can depend on the complexity…

In Texas, a will controls what happens after your death through the probate process, while a trust can manage assets during your lifetime and continue operating after you pass away. A will and a trust both allow you to direct how your property is handled,…

Did you know the third week of October is National Estate Planning Awareness Week? Millennials are a large demographic that haven’t gotten their Estate Plan in order; Estate Planning is not something you can afford to put off until tomorrow… Many millennials often assume that…

By Paul B. Owens Most Estate Planning Attorneys are always telling you why you MUST have an Estate plan. Well, I want to tell you why you should NOT have an estate plan. 1. You really like that your hard-earned money is going to lawyers…