Wills & Estates - The Law Office of Sharon K. Lowry

Comprehensive will preparation and estate planning to ensure your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are protected.

What's Included:

Last Will and Testament preparation
Asset distribution planning
Guardian designation for minor children
Executor appointment guidance

Why You Need It:

Without a properly executed will, Texas intestacy laws determine how your assets are distributed, which may not align with your wishes. A well-crafted will ensures:

Your assets go to the people you choose
Guardians are appointed for minor children
The probate process is simplified
Family disputes are minimized

Timeline Expectation

1 Initial Consultation (1-2 hours)

2 Document drafting and review (2-4 weeks)

3 Final review & execution (1 week)

4-6 Weeks

Total Process

Initial Estate Planning Consultation Form

Complete this comprehensive form to begin your will and estate planning process with Sharon K. Lowry Law.

1. Basic Information

Full Name *

Date of Birth *

Phone Number *

Email Address *

Home City *

State *

Marital Status *

Partner's Full Name

Partner's Date of Birth

2. Family Information

I don't have any children

List your children and their birthdates

Do you or your spouse have children from a prior relationship?

Do you have any grandchildren?

3. Key Decision Makers

If you have minor children, who would you want to name as guardian?

Who would you want to serve as executor of your estate?

Who would you want as your Financial Power of Attorney?

Who would you want as your Medical Power of Attorney?

4. Beneficiaries

If you are married, do you intend to leave your entire estate to your spouse if they survive you?

Do you have any specific items or property you already know you'd like to leave to someone?

5. Medical & End-of-Life Preferences

In the event you are unable to make medical and financial decisions for yourself, would you like to designate someone to make those decisions on your behalf?

Do you wish to be an organ donor?

Do you prefer burial, cremation, or other arrangements?

6. Additional Information

Do you have pets that would need care if you became incapacitated or passed away?

Are you currently involved in any legal proceedings?

How did you hear about our firm?

Additional details, questions, or concerns