The plan your family reads is the one that actually protects them.
Wills, trusts and powers of attorney drafted to work when they are needed — not documents that leave your family in a Travis County courtroom figuring out what you meant.
Three things, done properly.
The practice is built around one arc: planning an estate, protecting a person as they age, and settling matters when someone dies. They are the same clients at different points in the same story.
Estate Planning
Plans that move assets to the people you intend, with as little of the estate as possible spent getting there.
Wills · Trusts · Powers of attorney · Medical directives · Transfer-on-death deeds · Trust funding
Read more →Elder Law
Long-term care planning, Medicaid eligibility and guardianship — the questions families face when a parent starts needing help.
Medicaid planning · Long-term care · Guardianship · Estate recovery · Capacity · Elder financial abuse
Read more →Probate
Administering an estate after a death, including the ones where no planning was done at all.
Independent administration · Muniment of title · Small estate affidavits · Heirship · Will contests
Read more →Family Law — divorce, custody and modification matters, particularly where a family matter runs into an estate plan or a business interest. · Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice — selected injury claims, brought with a background in reading the same hospital records and protocols the defense will rely on.