Estate Planning

Lubbock Estate Planning Attorneys

Your legacy deserves a thoughtful blueprint. Let's craft it hand-in-hand. Our team of Lubbock estate planning attorneys has consistently partnered with Texans to ensure their life's work is honored and passed on seamlessly. Whether you're exploring wills, trusts, guardianship, or tax planning, our lawyers at Beck Law Firm are here to guide you through every step.

Facing the complexities of asset distribution, probate processes, or protecting your loved ones' future? Depend on our seasoned estate planning professionals to navigate the intricate legalities, ensuring your legacy shines with clarity, care, and foresight.

Beck Law Firm takes pride in being your local legal ally, committed to simplifying the complexities of estate planning while offering support during what can be a stressful time. It goes beyond simply distributing assets; it's about crafting a comprehensive strategy tailored to your unique circumstances. 

Call Beck Law Firm at (806) 531-3542 to schedule a consultation.

Commonly Asked Questions

What should I consider when creating an estate plan?

When creating an estate plan, it's essential to consider your unique family dynamics, financial situation, and long-term goals. Start by identifying your assets and determining how you want them distributed. Think about guardianship for minor children and whether you want to establish trusts to manage your assets. Additionally, consider tax implications and how they may affect your estate.

How can estate planning attorneys help with probate issues?

Estate planning attorneys can provide invaluable assistance with probate issues by guiding you through the legal process of validating a will and distributing assets. Their knowledge of local laws and procedures can streamline the probate process, making it less stressful for you and your family. By working with a dedicated team, you can ensure that your loved ones receive their inheritance promptly and with minimal complications.

What is the role of guardianship in estate planning?

Guardianship plays a crucial role in estate planning, especially for parents of minor children. It allows you to designate a trusted individual to care for your children in the event of your passing or incapacity. This decision is vital, as it ensures that your children are raised by someone who shares your values and parenting style. Estate planning attorneys can help you navigate the legal requirements for establishing guardianship, ensuring that your wishes are documented and legally binding.
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    "They Made It Easy"

    The Beck Firm made setting up our wills extremely easy. What should have been a lengthy and intimidating process was made very simple. They were very thorough explaining the process and answering any questions we had.

    - Trevor M.
    "I'll Definitely Be Back"

    The Beck Law Firm is composed of a caring and kind team of legal experts who go above and beyond to understand and resolve your legal concerns. They were knowledgeable, resourceful, and efficient.

    - Former Client
    "They Were Efficient and We Are Happy"

    Good communication all the way through the process. All of our questions were answered quickly and in a way that made a somewhat complicated process easy to understand.

    - Anthony G.
    "Incredible Service"

    I recommend them to anyone who needs an attorney, they take care of business and they are on top of it!

    - Delma D.
    "Worth Every Penny"

    Beck Law Firm helped me get two LLCs set up in no time for a great price. I will definitely be back.

    - Jonathan B.
    "Hands Down the Best"

    Hands down the best law firm... in the state and in Lubbock. I highly recommend coming here for all your legal needs!

    - Elijah S.
    "Excellent Experience"

    This is a great law firm, Kristen Beck helped our family navigate the probate process for our Mom's estate. I highly recommend!

    - Jeannie D.
    "Knowledgeable and Informative"

    Kristen represented me and immediately went to work. We settled out of court. She is extremely professional, knowledgeable, and informative.

    - David R.

Contact Beck Law Firm for Your Estate Planning Needs

Ready to secure your legacy and ensure the well-being of your loved ones? Beck Law Firm in Lubbock, Texas, is here to guide you through the intricacies of estate planning with skill and compassion. Take the first step toward a secure future by scheduling a consultation with our experienced Lubbock estate planning attorneys. Whether you need a will, trust, power of attorney, or assistance with probate, we're your local partners dedicated to providing personalized solutions.

Contact Beck Law Firm today and embark on the journey of safeguarding your legacy with confidence and clarity. Your peace of mind starts with a conversation – let us be your trusted allies in the estate planning process. 

Call our Lubbock office at (806) 531-3542 or fill out our online contact form to meet with one of our attorneys at Beck Law Firm.

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Estate Planning FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 806-531-3542 today!

  • Why is estate planning important for me?

    Estate planning is like a roadmap for your assets, ensuring they go where you want them to and reducing stress for your loved ones during difficult times. 

  • Do I need a will if I don't have significant assets?

    Absolutely. A will is not just for the wealthy; it's your way of expressing your wishes, protecting your family, and making the process smoother for them. 

  • What is the difference between a will and a trust?
    A will is like a set of instructions for after you're gone, while a trust is more like a container that can hold your assets during your lifetime and beyond, often avoiding the need for probate.
  • How often should I update my estate plan?

    Think of your estate plan like a good pair of shoes; it needs to fit well. Update it when life changes significantly to make sure it still aligns with your current situation and wishes. 

  • What is a power of attorney, and why do I need one?

    A power of attorney is like giving someone you trust a spare key to your life – they can step in and handle things if you can't, providing peace of mind for you and your loved ones.