Hays County Estate Planning Attorneys Help You Draft Your Will
Planning for the future is important, for both yourself and your family. Rest easy knowing your loved ones will not struggle with difficult decisions because they have legal documents that outline your exact wishes in the event that you cannot express them. Texas estate planning attorneys at Sergi & Associates, P.C. have decades of combined experience helping families prepare for the future. Our law firm serving the greater Hays County area is a comfortable, friendly environment located outside of the big city, in San Marcos. Contact us to understand more about how we can help your family feel prepared for whatever lies ahead.
When Should You Draft a Will?
As estate planning attorneys, we are often asked when a person should consider having a will. The answer, “Now.” A will is not something only wealthy people, or people with children, should draft with their attorney. Of course, it is especially important if you have children to safeguard your wishes in the event of your incapacitation or death. However, every adult, regardless of family or financial situation, can benefit from the peace of mind of having a will that outlines important decisions that no one else can make for you, such as:
- medical wishes
- guardianships
- family heirlooms
- power of attorney
- funeral wishes
Our Hays County lawyers offer a full range of estate planning services to clients throughout the greater San Marcos area. We are ready to help you make sure your wishes are clearly stated to minimize the potential for any confusion or stress.
Speak With Our Hays County Estate Planning Attorneys
Choose a Texas estate planning attorney with experience and dedication. Sergi & Associates is a group of tireless attorneys who are ready to assist you with your estate planning needs. We discuss with and advise clients, so they can make informed decisions. Call (512) 392-5010 today to get started. We proudly represent clients throughout the San Marcos greater area, including Comal, Hays, Caldwell, and Guadalupe Counties.
