Your Family Estate Planning Attorneys in Austin, Serving Clients Throughout Central Texas
Distribute Your Assets
Make sure your property ends up where it belongs by creating a comprehensive estate plan.
Leave a Bigger Legacy
Estate planning may save money during probate. Give more to your family; less to lawyers.
Organize Your Affairs
Sleep easier knowing you have a plan. Enjoy the confidence that forward-looking planning provides.
Protect The People You Love
Nominate long-term and short-term guardians to care for your minor children and incapacitated family members.
Avoid Legal Disputes
A good estate plan can reduce the likelihood of legal challenges that can drain your estate and divide your family.
Give Your Family Peace Of Mind
An estate plan can ease your family’s worries and save them from having to make difficult decisions.
Protect your legacy. Plan for the future.
Many people think they can’t afford to make an estate plan when, in reality, they can’t afford not to. Estate planning is an important investment that can greatly benefit your family and loved ones. It’s about more than just money. It’s about your legacy. Clients sometimes begin their estate planning consultation by saying, “My estate is simple. I don’t have much.” That’s almost never true.
People tend to dramatically underestimate the complexity of their estate. And each client is rich with friends, family, and heritage that deserve protection.
The goal of our experienced estate planning attorneys in Austin, TX is to provide every client with unparalleled service and attention. Your family is unique – your legal documents should be also. We produce tailored versions of court-tested estate planning forms to carry out each client’s precise wishes.
We offer unlimited pre-execution revisions and a 90-day guarantee. If you sign your documents and circumstances suddenly change, or you just aren’t happy with a decision you made, Our Austin estate planning lawyers will start over from scratch – no questions asked.

WILL PACKAGE |
Last Will and Testament |
Financial Power of Attorney |
Medical Power of Attorney |
Directive to Physicians |
HIPAA Waiver |
Final Disposition Instructions |
Estate Planning Portfolio |
$1,000 single / $1,650 couple |
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TRUST PACKAGE |
Revocable Living Trust |
Trust Funding Instructions |
Certificate of Trust |
Last Will and Testament / Pour-Over Will |
Financial Power of Attorney |
Medical Power of Attorney |
Directive to Physicians |
HIPAA Waiver |
Deed of Residential Property |
Transfer of Personal Property |
Final Disposition Instructions |
Estate Planning Portfolio |
$1,800 single / $2,700 couple |
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PREMIUM WILL PACKAGE |
Includes basic WILL PACKAGE services plus: |
Guardianship Nominations for Minor Children |
Testamentary Trust |
$1,300 single / $1,950 couple |
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PREMIUM TRUST PACKAGE |
Includes basic TRUST PACKAGE services plus: |
Guardianship Nominations for Minor Children |
Sub Trust For Minor(s) / Adult Children |
Special Needs Trust |
$2,000 single / $3,000 couple |
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Estate Planning Made Simple with Massingill
Many people believe that estate planning simply means preparing your will. While a will is certainly an important part of an estate plan, there is much more to it than that.
Your estate is your legacy, and it’s never too early to start thinking about how you want to manage it. Preparing a forward-based estate plan is a great way to do so. Your estate plan doesn’t have to be set in stone; in fact, many estate plans live and evolve along with you. Our Austin, Texas estate planning attorneys can help you assess what you have and plan for the future.
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