Michael L. Holland, Attorney At Law

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Making a Will is a very personal matter. As your probate lawyer, I will work directly with you every step of the way to make sure that your wishes are followed. To see that your children are provided for and the documents provide for your wishes in such a manner that they will be legally carried out. A Texas Will is extremely important if you wish to have a say in how your estate is distributed.


Together, we will draft a Last Will and Testament that addresses everything. We will name your “executor” (the person who will be responsible for administering your Will) and decide who will receive your estate. If you own property at the time of your death, your Will can give the executor the ability to sell the home if necessary (or transfer title to your beneficiaries). Your Will can give the necessary people access to your bank accounts. Your Will can name the guardians for your minor children and provide trusts for those children. We can also make special provisions in your Will for special bequests in order to give specific mementos to those friends or distant relatives to let them know how you felt about them. Texas probate law provides for a multitude of scenarios following someone’s demise.