Texas-statutory document
🛡 Protection Trust
Tex. Prop. Code Ch. 113 · Tex. Est. Code § 251.104
Everything in Foundation, plus active property funding support and ongoing plan maintenance.
Everything in the Foundation Trust, plus the documents and ongoing service that turn a trust on paper into a funded, maintained plan. Includes the deed conveying your real property, a funding memo, the Pour-Over Will, beneficiary-designation guidance, and one year of the Prestige Protection Plan (Basic).
What's included
- Everything in the Foundation Trust
- Deed to Convey Real Property into the Trust — attorney-prepared and filed
- Memorandum Regarding Funding of Trust — documents the assets intended to be held in trust and guides ongoing funding
- Pour-Over Will — ensures any outside assets flow into the trust at death
- Beneficiary designation review and update guidance (retirement accounts, life insurance, POD/TOD accounts)
- One year of Prestige Protection Plan (Basic) — annual review and document updates included
Texas homeowners who want their home held in trust from day one, with ongoing maintenance built in for the first year.
Business owners, multi-property estates, blended families, or beneficiaries with special needs — those need the Legacy Trust or Continuum Counsel.
Incapacity instruments (Statutory Durable POA, Medical POA, Directive, HIPAA) are in the Essentials Bundle ($797) — purchase together for full lifetime coverage. Business interests, digital assets, and special-needs sub-trust provisions are in the Legacy Trust.
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