Everything You Need in a Texas Will Plan
The Texas Will Plan is a comprehensive will-based estate plan built for Texas law. It includes a
Last Will and Testament along with every Power of Attorney
document you need for financial and medical protection.
Based on your answers, a will-based plan may be appropriate for your situation. This type of plan lets you control who inherits your
assets and who manages your estate, but your estate will still go through the Texas probate process before assets are distributed.
This plan includes the core documents many families look for in a will-based estate plan, but we have made the process faster, easier, and more affordable.
Just answer simple questions online. Your documents are generated instantly, and you will receive video walkthroughs that show
exactly how to review and sign them correctly. If you want extra help, you can book a one hour virtual meeting with a Texas
attorney.
What’s Included in Your Texas Will Plan
Your estate plan includes the documents you need to direct inheritance, appoint decision makers, and protect your family.
Will Documents
Directs who inherits your assets and appoints your executor.
Helps your executor understand their role during the probate process.
Lets you handwrite specific gifts and update them anytime without a new purchase.
Health and Financial Protection Documents
Names someone to manage your finances if you become incapacitated.
Appoints someone to make medical decisions if you cannot speak for yourself.
Allows your agents to access necessary medical records.
States your preferences for life sustaining treatment.
Names guardians for minor children and yourself if needed.
Gives someone authority over burial or cremation decisions.
This plan controls inheritance, but assets will still pass through the Texas probate process before being distributed.
How Personalized Is This Texas Will Plan?
Every family is different. Your will is customized based on your answers so your wishes are clearly documented and follow Texas law.
If you are married, this platform is designed for spouse-first planning that fits most families. If you want to leave some or all assets to someone other than your spouse, this platform is not the right fit.
You choose who receives your property, who manages your estate, and who cares for your children if needed.
What You Can Customize
Children and Guardians
Name guardians and backup guardians for your minor children with clear guidance.
Beneficiaries and Shares
Name beneficiaries and assign percentage shares. Add alternates if someone cannot inherit.
Executor
Choose the person responsible for handling your estate through probate.
Young Beneficiaries
Choose the age when young beneficiaries receive their inheritance.
If Someone Passes First
Choose how to handle predeceased beneficiaries, including per stirpes distributions.
How the Process Works
Most families complete their will plan in less than thirty minutes.
Answer simple questions about your family and your wishes. Your documents are generated instantly.
You receive clear signing instructions and a video showing exactly where to sign so your documents are valid under Texas law.
Simple, Secure, and Private
We only collect the information required to generate valid Texas estate planning documents.
Your information is used only to create your documents.
Plan Review
Every plan includes a video walkthrough explaining your documents and showing where to sign.
You can also add a one hour virtual consultation with a Texas attorney for additional guidance.
Update Your Plan Anytime
Update your plan anytime during the first year.
Continue updates for $49 per year. Cancel anytime.
How Texan Wills and Trusts Compares
| Feature | Texan | Other Online Will Services | Law Firm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for Texas | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Not built exclusively for Texas | ✅ Yes |
| Video signing guidance | ✅ Included | ❌ Usually not included | ⚠️ Sometimes |
| Attorney review option | ✅ Available as an add on | ⚠️ Varies by provider | ✅ Included |
| Cost | $199 | $99 – $299 | $1,500+ |
Put Clear Instructions in Place
A will gives your family clear direction and helps reduce uncertainty during a difficult time.
If a will-based plan fits your situation, this is a straightforward and affordable way to put legally significant documents in place under Texas law.
Note: Texan Wills and Trusts is a self guided platform and not a law firm.
This is legal information, not legal advice.