Will Attorneys in Denton County

Allow Us to Help Write Your Last Will and Testament

A will is a legal document that states how your property should be distributed and other affairs should be handled upon your death. One of the main functions of this is document is to allow you to transfer your assets in the manner you see fit, rather than the manner determined by Texas’ default intestacy laws. Through a validly executed will, you may devise and bequeath all title and interest in the property you own at the time of your death to the persons, charities, or other entities of your choosing.

Along with providing for who gets what, a will also allows you to appoint who you want to preside over your estate and wrap up your affairs (i.e., your executor), select who you want to provide the care and custody of your minor children (i.e., a guardian), provide how you want your estate handled in the court (i.e., independent administration or dependent administration), and direct how your debts and taxes will be paid.

Request your initial consultation with one of our Denton County will lawyers by calling (972) 236-7798 today. 

For a will to be valid, it must be executed by an individual who is at least 18 years old (or, if under 18, an individual who is lawfully married or a member of the armed services) and of sound mind. Other statutory procedural requirements must be met, including special rules regarding execution, witnessing and self-proof.

Get Last Will and Testament Advice You Can Put into Legal Action

At Burrows Law Group, we believe a strong Will ensures an enduring legacy. We turn your concerns into effective plans for the estate you wish to leave to your heirs. Call our will attorneys today for a consultation. We serve residents of Flower Mound, Highland Village, Denton County, and the surrounding areas.

Complete our online contact form or call (972) 236-7798 to request your consultation with our Denton County will lawyer.