Is Hiring a Wills Attorney a Hassle?

What’s easier:  Hiring a wills lawyer to create your will or paying a fee to an online company to do your will on your own?

Hiring an estate planning attorney is easier on you, and you will have someone available to answer any questions you may have. When searching for an attorney to prepare your will, try to find an attorney focusing on estate planning and probate law.  Although almost all general practitioners are wonderful attorneys, estate planning is not their primary area of expertise. It would be like having a family doctor do your heart surgery.

From your perspective, the hard part isn’t all the legal wording (the attorney handles all that).  The hard part is determining who should be your executor, who should inherit from you, who should take care of your minor children, and so forth.

As such, hiring an attorney is easier on you.  The wills attorney, having created wills for many different families, can help you make all the choices.

For example, I routinely encounter families having a hard time naming the executor of the estate.  Well, I give them a list of factors to consider.  After I give them some pointers to consider, usually the choice is clear.

With almost every Last Will & Testament I write for people in Texas, I hear the clients say:

“I didn’t know it would be this easy to get my Will done.”

“I feel so much better having my Will done.”

How Do You Get Shutt Law Firm To Create Your Will in Texas?

Use the online contact form (to the right) to send the attorney a message, and he will get back with you as soon as possible.  You can also call the office (214-302-8197) or send an email (ishutt@shuttlawfirm.com).

If you prefer to meet at the office in person in Richardson, TX–great, the attorney will gladly offer a free consultation.

Visit www.ShuttLawFirm.com for more information on a Texas Last Will and Testament, what age you should get a will, how much wills cost in Texas, having an attorney create your will, a living will, medical power of attorney, or any other Texas estate planning question, contact Dallas, Texas Wills & Probate lawyer Isaac Shutt at ishutt@shuttlawfirm.com.

Shutt Law Firm’s office is conveniently located just north of Dallas, TX, near the intersection of highway 75 and Campbell Road in Richardson, TX.

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You can also call Mr. Shutt at (214) 302-8197 for more information on the topic discussed in this article or to discuss a different legal matter. For existing clients, quick phone-calls and brief e-mails are always free at Shutt Law Firm PLLC. Please consider the Shutt Law Firm if you need letters testamentary, how to serve as executor in Texas, how to probate in Texas, Last Will and Testament, or you need a probate attorney in Dallas, Richardson, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Garland, Addison, TX or surrounding North Texas area.

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DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this brief article constitutes legal advice. The information provided herein is merely provided in the spirit of education. If you have a legal question, you should consult an attorney for your specific legal situation. Further, nothing in this article shall be construed to have started an attorney-client relationship. No such relationship exists until both you and attorney Isaac Shutt sign an engagement letter with the Shutt Law Firm, PLLC.

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