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Our Process
Estate Planning Made Easy
We know that taking the first step can feel overwhelming. That’s why our process is designed to be as smooth and stress-free as possible:
Collaborative Planning
Through personalized questionnaires, video calls or in-person meetings, we build your plan together, ensuring it reflects your values, not just your assets.
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We finalize and help execute your documents, answer every question, and remain available when life changes.
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Estate plans should grow with you. We’re here to help you review, adjust, and evolve your plan over time.
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Why Choose Marx Law Firm
We make it easy to work with a Texas estate planning attorney.
Peace of Mind
Our clients say they leave with a sense of calm and clarity for the future.
No Surprises
Transparent pricing, clearly explained steps, and supportive guidance throughout.
Avoid Probate & Minimize Disputes
Smart planning means fewer burdens, fewer costs, and fewer disagreements later.
Simple, Efficient Process
We make planning easy with online forms, email reminders, and flexible meetings.
Custom, Compassionate Planning
You are not a template. Your plan shouldn’t be either. Everything we create is built around you.
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Estate Planning That Grows With You
As your life changes, so should your estate plan. Our flexible solutions adapt to your unique needs, providing ongoing peace of mind.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answered by a Real Texas Estate Planning Lawyer
Estate planning helps make sure your assets go to the people you choose, lowers taxes and legal costs, and protects your loved ones.
An estate plan usually includes a will, trust, power of attorney, healthcare directive, and beneficiary designations.
If you die without a will, the state decides how to split up your assets, which might not be what you wanted.
Probate is the legal process of handling a person’s estate after they die, which usually means proving the will is valid, paying debts and taxes, and giving assets to the people named in the will.
Probate can take several months to a year or more, depending on the complexity of the estate and the presence of any disputes.
To avoid probate, you can create a living trust, name beneficiaries on your accounts, and own assets jointly with someone else.
A will GUARANTEES probate court. Many people think that a trust is only for the Uber-rich, but if you own a home and have at least a modest retirement account, a revocable trust can be one of the best decisions you can make.
You should look over and update your estate plan every 3-5 years or after big life changes like getting married, divorced, or having a child. A Texas estate planning attorney can help you as your life evolves.
Serving Clients Across Texas
We proudly help families, professionals, and business owners throughout Texas. With virtual consults and digital-friendly tools, planning your legacy has never been easier, regardless of where you live in the Lone Star State.