Personable & Professional Legacy Planning in Texas.
Amanda C. Coburn | Founding Member
Why Legacy Law
Attorney at Law
The Legacy Law Firm was formed with the primary goal of making estate planning convenient, accessible, and affordable. Here, you will be met with an understanding and friendly attorney who is invested in preserving your legacy.
The Legacy Law Firm is a place where the client will always have the luxury of innovative options. For clients who prefer more flexibility and convenience, we are readily available via video conferencing, email, and telephone. You will never have to leave the comfort of your home to check this big item off of your ever-growing to do list.
For clients who prefer a more traditional approach, the Legacy Law Firm is here to provide you with all of the customary formalities you are hoping for. From a face-to-face initial consultation, all the way through a signing ceremony under the supervision of your attorney, you will always have the traditional comforts that have been long-established as industry standards.
Estate Planning | Online & In-Person
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Last Will & Testament
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Statutory Power of Attorney
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Medical Power of Attorney
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HIPAA Authorization
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Directive to Physicians
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Declaration of Guardian
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Revocable Trust
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Transfer on Death Deed
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Codicil
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Your entire estate plan can be done from the comfort of your own home, with the personal touch of an attorney who will get to know you, using our virtual estate planning process. We know our clients are busy and their time is valuable. This is why we have carefully tailored a virtual estate planning process to both mirror our traditional estate planning process and to take care of our clients in the manner most convenient to them.
As a virtual client, you will meet with us via Zoom video conferencing, you will receive and complete our intake forms electronically, and then you will have your documents executed by the notary nearest you or via a virtual notary service. Our virtual estate planning services are the best way for our busiest clients to preserve their legacy with the added convenience of not having to leave their home.
The Process | Simplified
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Request your initial consultation by completing this simple form, scheduling your call at a time that is convenient for you, or calling our office directly to schedule at (806) 696-1076. During this call, we will get to know one another, discuss your goals, and determine how we can best help you attain them. We will also answer any and all questions you might have about the estate planning process.
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Fill out our intake form to the best of your ability and submit it for review. You are encouraged to list any questions you may have for us on the form. We can ensure that you feel comfortable through the process and have a complete understanding of your estate plan. After we review your intake form, we will schedule a follow-up consultation at your convenience.
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During this follow-up meeting, we will thoroughly address all of your questions and provide our recommendations for an estate plan that is tailored to suit your specific needs. Based on the plan we design together, we will provide you with a flat-fee quote.
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Once you have signed the engagement letter and provided us with all of the information necessary to begin, we will draft your estate planning documents. Our drafting process generally takes a few weeks to complete.
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You will review the drafts we provide to ensure understanding and accuracy. Once you approve of all your documents, we will convert them to final form and coordinate a signing ceremony to finalize the process.
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We will hold the signing ceremony at our offices. If you wish to sign at an alternative location, we will provide you with your estate planning documents, along with straightforward instructions explaining how to sign the documents. Once signed, you will retain the original estate planning documents in a secure location, and we will retain a digital copy of the executed documents in our files.
Hourly Billing | Flat Fee
No Surprise Billing
FAQs
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While estate planning can seem like a daunting task, not having one in place is a far worse fate for your loved ones. When legal documents have not been set up prior to death, it leaves the family with a costly and lengthy process that can at times leave the heirs waiting years to receive their inheritance. It also leaves decisions about how to distribute the estate solely up to the law and in the hands of the courts.
Estate planning allows you to have greater control and flexibility in handling your assets and making important decisions for your children’s future. We are committed to making the process less intimidating through our experienced and organized approach. We are here to ensure that the estate planning process is easy and straightforward for you, through our clear step-by-step approach.
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We recognize that cost is an important factor when it comes to beginning the estate planning process. Although the cost of every custom-tailored estate plan depends on a variety of factors, we are committed to providing our clients with a Flat-Fee Retainer Amount prior to beginning drafting. Based upon our brief Initial Consultation Call, we can provide you with a rough assessment of your anticipated fees. During our in-depth Follow-up Consultation, we will provide you with a Flat-Fee Retainer Amount prior to beginning drafts.
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The Initial Consultation Call takes 15 minutes or less. It is a brief introduction, and a great opportunity for you to get to know the attorney, discuss your goals, and to determine next steps.
The Follow-up Consultation Meeting takes 75 minutes or less. We will thoroughly address all of your questions, and recommend an estate plan that is tailored to suit your specific needs and unique situation.
The Drafting Process takes a few weeks to complete once you have signed the engagement letter and provided us with all of the information necessary to begin.
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Your entire estate plan can be done from the comfort of your own home using our virtual estate planning process. We are fluent in the technology and protocols necessary to ensure a seamless virtual estate planning experience. We achieve this by conducting all virtual estate planning meetings via Zoom. We deliver our client’s draft estate planning documents electronically. Execution is then handled on a case-by-case basis depending on the client’s preferences: we can deliver the full suite of documents to the client’s home to be executed in front of a notary nearest them, or clients can work with us to arrange for alternative execution accommodations.
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There are a number of events that may require you to update your estate plan. Important life changes, changes in your family structure, changes in your economic position, and various external factors may require an evaluation of your estate plan to determine whether it should be revised. Please review the list of examples below.
• Change in your health
• New marriage, or dissolution of existing marriage
• Death of a spouse
• Birth, death, or adoption of a child
• Marriage of a child or dissolution of a child’s marriage
• Medical issues of a beneficiary, executor, trustee or guardian
• Death of a beneficiary, executor, trustee or guardian
• A substantial increase or decrease in asset values
• Change in business interests
• Property acquired
• Changes in laws
• Change of residence out of state
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You can get started today by requesting your Initial Consultation Call. To request the call you can complete this simple form, schedule your call at a time that is convenient for you, or call our office to schedule directly at (806) 696-1076. During the Initial Consultation Call, we will get to know one another, discuss your goals, and determine how we can best help you attain them. We will then provide you with your Estate Planning Intake Form to get the estate planning process started.