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Spell out who inherits what, and who carries out your wishes.
In the full plan · or draft just this one for $129 on the single-document flowHold your assets in trust so they pass without probate delays.
In the full plan · or draft just this one for $129 on the single-document flowName someone you trust to handle money matters if you cannot.
In the full plan · or draft just this one for $129 on the single-document flowMake your medical wishes clear and name who speaks for you.
In the full plan · or draft just this one for $129 on the single-document flowSay who should raise your children if you ever cannot — a preneed-guardian declaration for your minor children.
Let the people you trust obtain and discuss your medical information — the records companion to your powers of attorney.
Name your medical decision-maker under Tex. Health & Safety Code § 166.164 — designated inside the healthcare directive.
TexasState your treatment wishes under Tex. Health & Safety Code §§ 166.032-.033 — part of the healthcare directive.
TexasThe HIPAA release under 45 C.F.R. § 164.508 and Tex. Health & Safety Code chapter 181 — every specially protected category is your own initialed election.
TexasPass your house or land at your death, outside probate, under Tex. Estates Code chapter 114 — recorded now, effective only when you die, revocable at any time.
TexasRevoke a recorded transfer on death deed — the whole deed or one beneficiary — by an instrument recorded before your death (Tex. Estates Code § 114.057).
TexasThe Texas will that accompanies your deed: the deed operates outside the will (Tex. Estates Code § 114.057(b)), and your own backstop takes over if the deed ever fails.
TexasThe Texas will whose residuary estate pours over to your revocable trust (Tex. Estates Code § 254.001), with your own rule for what happens if the trust has been revoked or has terminated.
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