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Texas Online Will and Trust for only $249

Peace of Mind for Today,
Security for Tomorrow
We Make Estate Planning Fast, Easy, and Affordable.
With a Texan Wills and Trusts Estate Plan:
Our secure online questionnaire takes less than 20 minutes to complete and can be done on your smart phone. This provides us with all the details needed to create your plan. You don’t need to provide us sensitive information like social security numbers or account numbers.
We build a customized estate plan for you and send it to you within minutes of questionnaire submission.
Your documents are ready for review and signing. We offer expert guidance so you have peace of mind your plan is right for you.
No problem! Your purchase includes free changes for one year!
A: Yes! At TexanWillsandTrusts.com, we specialize in creating state-specific estate planning documents for Texans. Our platform ensures your will or trust complies with Texas law, avoiding the pitfalls of generic online services.
A: We provide video reviews with every estate plan, walking you through the proper signing process to meet Texas legal requirements. Many online wills fail because they are signed incorrectly, but we make it easy to get it right the first time.
A: A trust offers benefits like avoiding probate, centralized management of assets, and better incapacity planning. Unlike a ladybird deed or transfer on death deed, a trust simplifies selling real estate and gives your trustee full authority. Learn more in our Will vs. Trust Comparison.
A: Not at all! Trusts and wills aren’t just for the wealthy. Many Texans create trusts for reasons like managing real estate, protecting minor children, or avoiding family disputes. Estate planning is about more than just money—it’s about peace of mind.
A: Without an estate plan, Texas law determines who inherits your assets, which might not align with your wishes. Use our Inheritance Quiz to see how your estate would be distributed under Texas law.
A: Our Texas Family Will and Trust Plan includes essential incapacity planning documents, like a durable financial power of attorney and a medical power of attorney. These documents ensure your wishes are carried out if you can’t make decisions for yourself.
A: Unlike national platforms, Texan Wills and Trusts focuses exclusively on Texans. Our estate plans are designed for Texas law, and we offer optional virtual attorney reviews to ensure your documents match your objectives.
A: Unlike our Texas Family Will and Trust Plan, the Christian Estate Plan incorporates a statement of Christian faith and offers enhanced features for leaving part of your estate to a church. It’s available as a will or as a comprehensive plan with power of attorney documents and a trust for probate avoidance.
A: $199. You don’t have to choose between a will or a trust with our service. For $199, you get a comprehensive estate plan that includes BOTH.
A: Our AI chatbot, Tex, is available 24/7 to answer common questions. For more personalized support, add an optional one-hour virtual meeting with a Texas attorney to your plan.
A trust is a legal arrangement that allows someone, known as the trustee, to manage assets for the benefit of others, called beneficiaries. In Texas, the most common type is the Revocable Living Trust. This type of trust can be created, changed, or even canceled during your lifetime.
In an online will and trust, the trust typically includes:
You as the trustee, managing your assets while you are alive and healthy
You as the primary beneficiary, receiving all benefits while you live
A successor trustee, someone you choose to take over if you become incapacitated or pass away
This arrangement gives you control now and peace of mind later.
Unlike a will, a trust becomes effective as soon as it’s signed and funded. It also provides several advantages when included in your online will and trust:
Because assets in a trust do not go through probate, your loved ones can avoid the delays and costs of the court process.
If you can no longer manage your affairs, your successor trustee can step in immediately—no court involvement needed.
Wills go through probate and become public record. Trusts, on the other hand, remain private documents.
These benefits make trusts a smart part of any online will and trust for Texans who want flexibility and control.
A will becomes effective only after your death
A trust takes effect immediately and continues after your death
A will must be submitted to a probate court
A trust avoids probate altogether
A will cannot help while you’re still alive
A trust can manage your assets if you become incapacitated
A will is public once filed in probate
A trust stays private and off public records
A will covers what’s in your name at the time of death
A trust must be funded with assets, either during life or by naming the trust as the beneficiary upon death
For many Texans, the best solution is using both tools together. That’s why our online will and trust package includes both a will and a trust, working side by side.
This document ensures that anything not already in your trust is added to it after your death.
This trust manages your assets now, during incapacity, and after your passing, without the delays of probate.
With an online will and trust, you get one complete solution that protects your wishes from every angle—while staying simple and affordable.
At Texan Wills and Trusts, we designed the Texas Family Will and Trust Plan to make estate planning fast, affordable, and legally valid for everyday Texans.
When you choose our online will and trust, you receive:
A Last Will and Testament
A Revocable Living Trust
Financial Power of Attorney
Medical Power of Attorney
Directive to Physicians (Living Will)
Declaration of Guardian
Even better, you can add a one-hour virtual meeting with a licensed Texas attorney to review everything with you—ensuring your plan is both accurate and aligned with your goals.
Estate planning doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With our online will and trust, you can protect your loved ones and plan ahead—without hiring an expensive attorney or spending weeks on paperwork.
Start your estate plan today with the Texas Family Will and Trust Plan at
👉 TexanWillsandTrusts.com