A pour-over will acts as a safety net for trust-based estate plans by ensuring that overlooked assets are transferred into a trust. Learn how it works and why it matters.

Strategic estate planning can help keep certain assets out of an estate and reduce probate complications. Learn three common strategies used to transfer assets efficiently.

Buying a home is a major milestone—and a key moment to consider estate planning. Learn how new homeowners can protect property and plan with confidence.

Trusts are often used to protect beneficiaries, not just assets. Learn which beneficiaries may benefit most from the structure and protection a trust provides.

Testamentary and inter vivos trusts serve different estate planning purposes. Learn how they work, how they differ, and which option may be right for your family.

An irrevocable trust is a powerful estate planning tool that offers asset protection and long-term benefits. Learn how it works and when it may be appropriate.

Becoming a grandparent is a powerful reason to revisit estate planning. Learn how thoughtful planning helps grandparents support and protect future generations.

Durable powers of attorney protect you during incapacity by allowing someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf. Learn why these documents are essential to any estate plan.

Trusts aren’t just for the wealthy. Learn how everyday families use trusts to protect their assets, preserve privacy, and provide clarity for loved ones—without needing millions in the bank.

Life changes—and your estate plan should too. Learn when and why updating your estate plan can help protect your wishes and prevent unnecessary complications for your family.

Becoming a parent changes everything. Learn why estate planning is essential for new parents and how it helps protect children, guardianship decisions, and family stability.

Texas parents can disinherit an adult child—but only with proper planning. Learn how wills and trusts can help parents control inheritances and protect their legacy.