Transfer on Death Deed
Property & estateTransfer Texas real property on death without probate. Collect owner, property, and beneficiary details.
Owner & property · Beneficiaries · Word export
Texas Will & Trust
Prepare your Texas will, trusts, and related documents with care.
Guided questionnaires that produce attorney-ready Word files under Texas law.
Why it matters
Why a will and estate plan matter
Without clear documents, Texas law—not your family—decides who inherits, who makes medical choices, and who cares for your children.
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You decide, not the state
If you die without a will, Texas intestacy rules choose your heirs. A will lets you say who receives what.
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Protect your family from delay and conflict
Clear instructions reduce probate fights, court delays, and stress for the people you love.
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Someone can act if you can’t
Powers of attorney and healthcare documents name who manages money and medical care if you become unable to.
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Name who raises your children
A guardianship appointment lets you choose who should care for your minor children—not leave it to a court alone.
Document guide
What documents do you need?
Check every situation that applies. We’ll suggest a will, a trust, both, and any other Texas forms that usually go with them.
Select what applies to you
Your core plan
Start with the basics
Select situations above. Most people begin with a will — and add a trust when they want to avoid probate or stage inheritances.
Also recommended for you
No extra documents yet — check more situations above, or start with a will below.
This guide is for orientation only and is not legal advice. An attorney can confirm the right mix for your situation.
Documents
Open a questionnaire when you are ready to begin.
HIPAA Release (Individual)
Healthcare & privacyAuthorize release of health information to agents you designate. Texas individual authorization.
Individual & agents · Other parties · Word export
Declaration of Guardian for an Adult
Estate planningDesignate a guardian of your person and estate in case of incapacity. Texas adult guardianship declaration.
Declarant details · Guardian of person & estate · Word export
Appointment of Guardian for Children
Estate planningAppoint a guardian for your minor children in the event of your death or incapacity. Texas declaration.
Declarant & children · Guardian of person & estate · Word export
Directive to Physicians
Healthcare & end-of-lifeDocument your end-of-life treatment preferences and designate health care spokespersons. Texas individual directive.
Client details · Spokesperson (conditional) · Word export
Medical Power of Attorney
Healthcare & end-of-lifeAppoint a health care agent to make medical decisions for you if you become incapacitated. Texas individual form.
Principal & agent · Alternate agents · Word export
Durable Power of Attorney
Estate planningAppoint agents to manage financial and legal matters. Texas individual durable POA questionnaire.
Individual & agents · Hot powers & gifts · Word export
Last Will and Testament
Estate planningName executors, beneficiaries, and how your estate should be distributed. Texas last will questionnaire.
Testator & family · Executors & bequests · Word export
Additional documents in development
Revocable Living Trust and other Texas estate planning forms will be available soon.
How it works
From answers to a signed Texas document.
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Fill Out Form
Answer guided questions about your estate, beneficiaries, and personal details.
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Generate Document
Your answers are merged into a Texas-compliant Word document instantly.
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Print
Print the completed document and review it carefully before signing.
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Notarize
Sign before a licensed notary public with required witnesses present.
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Takes Effect
Your document is legally effective and ready to file or store.