ONLINE PLANNING FOR TEXAS FAMILIES
Texas Estate Planning.
Made Simple.
Backed by Experience.
Attorney-designed documents. Technology-assisted preparation. Clear guidance for your next steps.
Explore wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and transfer-on-death deeds for Texas families. Compare your options, understand what each service includes, and begin online.
- Lone Star ★ Counsel
- Drafts in 2–3 business days after intake
- Secure card checkout
Darryl V. Pratt, Esq., CPA
Nearly 30 years of practice.Attorney. CPA. Business Advisor.
Start with what matters to you.
Will-Based Planning
A Texas will with powers of attorney, directive, and HIPAA authorization — for one person or a couple, with an optional Transfer on Death Deed for your home.
Explore Will PlansTrust-Based Planning
A revocable living trust with pour-over will and funding instructions. Shown for information — checkout opens once the attorney templates are approved. Consultations are available now.
Explore Trust PlansHelp Choosing a Plan
Not sure which approach fits? Take the guided plan quiz. Business owners and complex family situations are referred to Lone Star ★ Counsel.
Help Me ChoosePLANNING TODAY. PROTECTING TOMORROW.®
The experience behind the documents
Nearly 30 years of practice.
TexasEstates.com documents are designed by Darryl V. Pratt, Esq., CPA — an attorney and CPA with nearly 30 years of practice advising Texas families, professionals, and business owners on estate planning, trusts, probate, and tax matters.
- Texas attorney (Esq.)
- Certified Public Accountant
- Frisco, Texas
When a situation goes beyond what an online plan should handle, we say so and refer you to Lone Star ★ Counsel.
How it works
Three steps from questions to signed documents.
Choose your plan
Compare plans side by side — the price, who is covered, and exactly what is and isn't included are shown before checkout.
Complete your secure intake
After checkout, a guided online questionnaire collects your family, agents, and wishes. Your draft is prepared within 2–3 business days after you submit it.
Review, sign, and finalize
Review your documents, then sign them as the step-by-step Texas instructions direct — with witnesses and a notary where required, and county recording for any deed.
How technology helps
Technology handles the paperwork. Experience shapes the plan.
Guided questions
A structured online intake asks only what Texas law and your plan require, in plain English.
Attorney-designed templates
Your answers are assembled into documents built from attorney-designed Texas templates — not generic forms.
People where it matters
Plans that include attorney review list it plainly. Software does not give legal advice; complex situations are referred to the firm.
Plans & pricing
One flat price. Scope in writing.
Every plan lists what's included, what isn't, and what you pay separately — before you start. Drafts within 2–3 business days after you submit your intake.
Individual Will Essentials
flat price
- Covers one person
- Will
- Medical & financial powers of attorney
Couples & Family Will Plan
flat price
- Covers both spouses
- Two wills
- Medical & financial powers of attorney
Individual Homeowner Plan
flat price
- Covers one person
- Will
- Medical & financial powers of attorney
- Transfer on Death Deed (one property)
Family + Homeowner Plan
flat price
- Covers both spouses
- Two wills
- Medical & financial powers of attorney
- Transfer on Death Deed (one property)
Individual Living Trust Plan
flat price
- Covers one person
- Pour-over will
- Medical & financial powers of attorney
- Revocable living trust
Couples Living Trust Plan
flat price
- Covers both spouses
- Pour-over will
- Medical & financial powers of attorney
- Revocable living trust
60-second planner
Four questions.
The right plan for you.
Tell us about your household, your home, your estate, and your family — we'll point you to the bundle that fits, or tell you honestly when your matter needs an actual conversation.
Is this right for you?
Online plans fit many Texas families — not every one.
TexasEstates.com is a strong fit if…
- You are a Texas resident with a relatively straightforward financial picture
- Your assets are mainly a home, retirement and bank accounts, and personal property
- You do not own an operating business, professional practice, or private-entity interests
- You want a clear, flat-fee plan with defined deliverables
- You are comfortable completing a structured online intake
Work with Lone Star ★ Counsel instead if…
- You own a business, medical or professional practice, or rental properties
- Your estate may approach the federal estate tax exemption
- You want advanced tools such as SLATs, ILITs, DAPTs, FLPs, or charitable structures
- You have blended-family, second-marriage, or special-needs planning needs
- You anticipate a contested estate, trust dispute, or probate litigation
Questions, answered plainly
Frequently asked questions
More answers on the full FAQ and Refund Policy.
Ready to protect the people you love?
Compare plans and begin online, or call us with questions before you start.
