Protect Your Family'sFuture Today
Don't leave your family's future to chance. A comprehensive Texas estate plan ensures your wishes are honored, your loved ones are protected, and your legacy is preserved—all while avoiding costly probate.
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"Continuum Counsel made the estate planning process so easy. The online intake was simple, and they recommended exactly the right plan for our family."
Jennifer M.
Frisco, Texas
Why Texas Families Need Estate Planning
Without a proper estate plan, Texas law decides what happens to your assets—not you. Protect your family from costly probate, privacy concerns, and unintended outcomes.
Avoid Probate
A living trust lets your family bypass the costly, time-consuming Texas probate process that can take 6-18 months.
Protect Your Privacy
Unlike wills that become public record, trusts keep your family's financial affairs completely private.
Plan for Incapacity
If you become unable to manage your affairs, your chosen trustee can step in seamlessly without court intervention.
Protect Minor Children
Name guardians and control exactly when and how your children receive their inheritance.
Will vs. Living Trust: What's Right for You?
Understanding the difference helps you make the right choice for your family.
A will is a basic estate planning document that specifies how you want your assets distributed after death. However, it must go through probate.
Best for:
Simple estates under $75,000 with no real estate
A living trust holds your assets during your lifetime and transfers them directly to beneficiaries upon death—completely avoiding probate.
Best for:
Homeowners, parents, and anyone wanting to avoid probate
Not sure which is right for you?
See How Much You Could Save
Texas probate can cost 3-5% of your estate value. Calculate your potential savings with a Living Trust.
See how much a Living Trust could save your family
With Probate (No Trust)
Range: $10,400 - $39,400
With Living Trust
One-time investment for lifetime protection
That's a 898% return on your Living Trust investment
How It Works
Our streamlined process makes estate planning simple. Complete your intake online, and we'll handle the rest.
Complete Online Intake
Answer questions about your family, assets, and wishes from the comfort of your home.
Personalized Recommendation
Our system analyzes your situation and recommends the right estate plan for your needs.
Attorney Review
A Texas-licensed attorney reviews your information and customizes your documents.
Document Signing
Sign your documents with proper witnesses and notarization at our office or remotely.
Estate Planning Built for Texas Law
Texas has unique laws that affect your estate plan. Our documents are drafted specifically for Texas, ensuring your plan complies with all state requirements.
Texas Community Property
Texas is a community property state. Proper planning ensures your spouse is protected.
Texas Homestead Laws
Your Texas homestead has special protections. A trust can preserve these benefits.
No State Income Tax
Texas has no state income tax, but federal estate taxes may still apply to larger estates.
Independent Administration
Texas allows independent administration of estates, but a trust is still faster and more private.
Ready to Protect Your Family?
Our free assessment takes just 15 minutes and will recommend the right plan for your situation.
No obligation. No credit card required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a trust or just a will?
If you own real estate, have assets over $75,000, want to avoid probate, or have minor children, a trust is typically recommended. Our intake wizard will analyze your situation and recommend the right plan.
How long does the process take?
Most clients complete the online intake in 15-20 minutes. Documents are typically ready for signing within 2-4 weeks, depending on complexity.
What's included in a living trust package?
Our Living Trust Plan includes a Revocable Living Trust, Pour-Over Will, Financial Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney, Directive to Physicians, HIPAA Authorization, and Trust Funding Guide.
Can I make changes after signing?
Yes! Revocable living trusts can be modified at any time. We offer an annual review program to keep your plan current.
Have more questions?
Start Protecting Your Family Today
Don't wait until it's too late. Our guided estate planning process makes it easy to create a comprehensive plan that protects your loved ones.