I'm a single adult
You still need these five.
Single doesn't mean simple. Without a will, Texas intestacy statutes decide who gets what. Without POAs, a guardianship hearing is your only option if you're incapacitated.
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Individual Will Essentials
One individual will, statutory durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, directive to physicians, HIPAA authorization, and declaration of guardian for the adult's incapacity or disability.
- Without a will, Texas intestacy sends your assets to relatives you may not have chosen.
- Your agent under a Medical POA can be anyone — a friend, a sibling — not a judge's pick.
- The Essentials Bundle is the fastest way to cover the five documents every Texan adult should have.
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5 documents, all Texas-statutory.
Simple Will (Individual)
Attorney-drafted, Texas-statutory will with a self-proving affidavit.
Statutory Durable Power of Attorney
The exact form Texas banks recognize.
Medical Power of Attorney
Name your healthcare decision-maker.
Directive to Physicians (Living Will)
Texas's living will, properly named.
HIPAA Authorization
Let trusted people access your medical records.
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