Limited-scope Texas estate planning
Who TexasEstates.com Is Designed For
TexasEstates.com is a focused, limited-scope service. We deliberately built it to do one thing well: deliver foundational Texas estate planning documents — a will or revocable living trust, a statutory durable power of attorney, a medical power of attorney, a directive to physicians, a HIPAA authorization, and a declaration of guardian — at a transparent flat fee, on a defined timeline, through a streamlined intake. That structure is what allows us to publish our prices openly. It is also what makes the service unsuitable for clients with more complex situations. The sections below describe both ends of that line clearly, so you can decide for yourself whether to engage us at this scope, at our full advisory scope, or another attorney.
What TexasEstates.com Includes
- A structured online intake questionnaire (no in-person meetings required)
- Attorney review of your intake and a single 30–45 minute consultation call
- Drafting of the standard Texas estate planning document set selected in your package
- One round of revisions based on your written comments
- Coordinated electronic signing through InfoTrack, our secure e-signature platform
- A digital portfolio of your signed, executed documents
- Brief written guidance on document storage and when to revisit your plan
What TexasEstates.com Does Not Include
- Formation, restructuring, or maintenance of any business entity (PLLC, PC, S-Corp, LLC, FLP, partnership)
- Drafting or review of buy-sell agreements, operating agreements, or shareholder agreements
- Practice or business succession planning
- Practice purchase, sale, merger, or acquisition counsel
- Advanced wealth-transfer or tax planning structures (SLATs, ILITs, DAPTs, GRATs, CRTs, charitable structures)
- Federal or Texas estate, gift, or generation-skipping tax planning
- Coordination with your CPA, financial advisor, or insurance professionals beyond document delivery
- Trust funding services beyond the LLC Assignment included in trust packages
- Ongoing maintenance, annual reviews, or document updates after the engagement closes
- Probate, trust administration, contested estate, or fiduciary litigation matters
- Representation of physicians or medical professionals in their professional capacity
If Your Situation Is More Complex
Many of our visitors arrive at TexasEstates.com after searching for affordable estate planning, and discover during intake that their needs are broader than what this service is designed to deliver. That is common, and we have a clear path for it. Pratt Law Group, PLLC d/b/a LONE STAR ★ COUNSEL also offers a full advisory engagement — a focused practice serving physicians, medical professionals, and business owners across six integrated areas: business formations, contracts and operating agreements, buy-sell agreements, physician M&A transactions, business succession planning, and estate planning and trusts. That practice is led by Darryl Pratt, who is both a licensed Texas attorney and a CPA, and brings nearly 30 years of practice to every engagement. If your intake reveals that your situation calls for that level of counsel, we will tell you, and we will offer to refer you. There is no obligation to proceed.