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Estate planning

Wills & Powers of Attorney

Make deliberate decisions about your estate, your healthcare, and who has authority to act on your behalf.

Make deliberate decisions about your estate, your healthcare, and who has authority to act on your behalf.

The role of your will

A will directs the disposition of probate property and can nominate fiduciaries or guardians, subject to the relevant law and court process.

Planning for incapacity

Financial powers of attorney, medical powers of attorney, and other directives address different decision-making needs. Requirements vary between Texas and Missouri.

Coordination matters

A will or power of attorney should be evaluated alongside property ownership, beneficiary designations, and any trust arrangements already in place.

Related services

The applicable law and procedure depend on the jurisdiction and facts. This page is general information, not legal advice.
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