Tyler Wills Attorney

Our Tyler and Mineola Estate Planning Lawyer Serving Smith County & Surrounding Areas Can Help Protect Your Legacy

It is something that we all worry about - what will happen to our property, real estate, assets, and belongings after we are gone? Will our families be well-protected and financially comfortable? How can we make the probate process less stressful? These questions can be the source of much anxiety, especially if you've worked hard to provide for your family your entire life. Without a valid will, your property will be distributed according to the Texas Estates Code. To ensure that your loved ones are well-taken care after you pass away, drafting and executing a will is of vital importance.

If you are interested in learning about the importance of a will, contact our Smith County estate planning lawyer by calling (903) 345-0031 today.

Do You Need a Lawyer to Write a Will?

While you don’t technically need a lawyer to write a will, it’s a very good idea to have one. It will save your family a lot of headaches. The actual process of creating a will doesn't have to be complex or difficult. When you retain a skilled attorney to guide you through the process, you can be confident knowing your legal documents can stand up in court.

What is a Living Will?

Very different from a Will that directs the distribution of your assets and property, a Living Will describes your desires and instructions for medical treatment if an illness or injury occurs that renders you unable to decide for yourself. It may order medical professionals not to extend your life or provide certain types of treatment.

Contact Campbell Law Firm for Assistance

Because there is so much at stake if a Will or Living Will is not properly written, we strongly recommend that you have our estate planning attorney in Tyler and Mineola assist you in the creation of your estate plan. It is never too early to ensure that the ones you love most will be well taken care of upon your death. We want the best for you and your loved ones, and you can always expect honest, helpful advice and assistance from our firm when you enlist our services.

Come in and discuss your preferences for your will with our Smith County probate firm today. Call (903) 345-0031 to or fill out a case evaluation.