Just a few of the things to think about when doing your estate planning.

In Texas, there are three kinds of “estates”:

• “Spouse One” Estate

• “Spouse Two” Estate

• Community Estate

​Let the Firm help you determine your rights in your property and shared property with your spouse.

Estate Planning

Imagine the comfort of knowing that whatever the future brings, your family is protected.

Having a properly executed will and other essential documents in place makes it far easier for your loved ones when you’re gone or unable to care for yourself. Well-drafted estate planning also allows you to determine where a lifetime of hard-earned assets goes instead of leaving that decision to the courts.

Estate planning not only gives you peace of mind; it’s a priceless gift that you give to those you leave behind.

Don’t Wait to Do It Some Day – Do It Now.

Protect yourself and secure your family’s future with estate planning by The Jacobson Law Firm, P.C. Dana and his support staff will prepare the legal documents that let your loved ones know exactly what to do if you are not able to tell them yourself.

Peace of mind comes when you know that:

• If the unexpected happens, you and your family are protected.

• In the event of a health crisis, accident, or death, your wishes will be carried out.

• You are protected if you’re unable to care for yourself.

• When you pass on, your loved ones will receive what you intended them to. Your hard-earned assets will go exactly where you want them to, eliminating family feuds or putting them through drawn-out court proceedings.

• Your estate planning is done the right way to minimize surprises and hassles for those you leave behind.

Estate Planning Frequently Asked Questions

With The Jacobson Law Firm, P.C. on your side, you can be confident knowing that your estate planning is done right in accordance with laws in the State of Texas, not an online software company based somewhere else. Dana and his support staff can help with:

• Wills

• Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

• Medical Power of Attorney

• Health Care Directive to Physicians (also called a living will)

• Trusts, when needed, to relieve tax burdens and maximize the assets your beneficiaries receive

• And other aspects of planning for the future

Don’t wait – be ready. Call or send a message today.