Estate Planning Services for Texas Families

Estate planning is not just about preparing documents—it’s about making sure your wishes are carried out and your family is protected.

Without proper planning, families can face unnecessary delays, costs, and confusion. The goal is to create a plan that works when it’s needed—not just one that looks complete on paper.

Start Where You’re Most Comfortable

Every family’s situation is different. Choose the path that feels right for you.

Schedule a Consultation

Get legal guidance tailored to your family and your assets.

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Download the Texas Probate Risk Workbook

Identify risks and organize your planning before meeting with an attorney.

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Learn About Your Options

Continue below to understand wills, trusts, and planning tools available in Texas.

Estate Planning Services Include

  • Wills and Trusts
  • Probate Avoidance Planning
  • Powers of Attorney (Financial and Medical)
  • Asset Protection Strategies
  • Planning for Incapacity
  • Coordination of Beneficiary Designations

Do You Need a Will or a Trust?

Many families assume a simple Will is enough. In some cases, it is. In others, a trust-based plan may help avoid probate, reduce complications, and provide greater control.

The right choice depends on your assets, your family structure, and your goals—not just a generic recommendation.

A Practical, Texas-Focused Approach

Every plan is tailored to your situation and based on Texas law.

The focus is on:

  • Clarity — so your family understands your plan
  • Simplicity — so it can actually be followed
  • Effectiveness — so it works when your family needs it

Estate planning is not just about documents—it’s about making sure your plan holds up in real life.

Clear, Flat-Fee Planning Options

Estate planning should not be confusing or unpredictable.

Flat-fee options are available, so you understand the cost of your plan upfront—without surprises.

Common Estate Planning Problems We Help Prevent

  • Probate delays and unnecessary costs
  • Assets passing to unintended beneficiaries
  • Family disputes and confusion
  • Outdated or incomplete documents
  • Lack of planning for incapacity

Many of these issues can be avoided with the right plan in place.

Experience You Can Rely On

With more than 30 years of experience in estate planning, Harvey L. Cox helps Texas families create plans that are clear, practical, and designed to work when they are needed most.

Take the Next Step

Whether you are just starting to think about estate planning or need to update an existing plan, the next step is simple.

Option 1

Schedule a Consultation
Get clear, practical guidance tailored to your situation.

Option 2

Download the Texas Probate Risk Workbook
Start organizing your information and identifying risks before meeting with an attorney.