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Wills & Estate Planning

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What Is a Will?

A Will is a foundational legal document that outlines how your property, possessions, and responsibilities should be handled after your death. It allows you to name beneficiaries, appoint an executor, and, if needed, designate guardians for minor children.



In Texas, a Will must meet specific legal standards and be filed for probate within four years of death to be valid. Without one, the state decides how your estate is distributed—often in ways that don’t reflect your intentions or protect the people you care about most.

How We Help

We work with individuals and families to create Wills that are legally strong, clearly written, and customized to fit each client’s situation. Here's how we support you:

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Personalized Will Drafting

We craft tailored Wills that reflect your family structure, assets, and wishes—nothing generic or one-size-fits-all.

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Executor Guidance

We help you choose the right executor and clarify their role in managing your estate responsibly.

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Contingency Planning

We prepare for “what-ifs,” such as backup beneficiaries and alternative guardianship arrangements.

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Legal Compliance

Your Will will fully comply with Texas Estates Code, helping it stand up in probate and avoid unnecessary complications.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I write my own Will in Texas?

    Yes, but it’s risky. Do-it-yourself Wills often overlook critical legal requirements or lead to costly disputes. We ensure your Will is enforceable and does exactly what you want it to.

  • What happens if I die without a Will?

    Texas intestacy laws will decide who gets what. That may exclude close friends, partners, or stepchildren—and could create unintended consequences for your family.


  • How often should I update my Will?

    You should review it after any major life change—such as marriage, divorce, birth of a child, or significant asset changes. We can help you revise it as needed.

Why Choose Us

We provide trusted guidance with the personal care your estate planning deserves:

Board-Certified in Estate Planning

Deep knowledge of Texas law and over 35 years of proven experience.

Tailored to You

Your Will is designed for your specific family, not pulled from a template.

Straightforward Advice 

No legal jargon—just clear, honest answers and next steps.

Bilingual Support / Se habla español

Our team speaks both English and Spanish to serve San Antonio’s diverse community with care and clarity.

Ready to Put Your Wishes in Writing?

A properly drafted Will brings peace of mind, prevents legal confusion, and protects your loved ones. We’re here to help you get it done—clearly, correctly, and with care.