
Texas “Lady Bird” Plan
Protect your home.
Protect your family.
Protect your legacy.
A simple, Texas-specific estate plan designed to help your spouse and kids avoid confusion, costly delays, and unnecessary court involvement — completed in just 3 weeks.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY: We can only work with 3 Texas families per week to guarantee fast turnaround times and quality work.
You’ve worked a lifetime for what you have.
Your home. Your savings. Your personal belongings.
The last thing you want is:
• The state deciding who gets what
• Your spouse or kids stuck in probate court
• Nursing home costs threatening your home
• Your children left confused about what to do
The Texas Peace of Mind Plan was built for families like yours — rooted Texans who want clarity, control, and protection without overpaying for complex trust packages they don’t need.
Who this is for:
Married Texans, ages 60-80
Own a home in Texas
Have grown kids that get along
Want a simple, stress-free plan
Don’t want to over spend on complex trusts
Who this is not for:
Families requiring complicated estate planning strategies
Business owners with complex asset structures
Texans looking for DIY templates, online forms, or “cheap” fixes
Anyone outside of Texas
Our Peace of Mind Process
Our proven 3-step process
Step 1 — Diagnose
We start by understanding your story, your goals, and your concerns.
Step 2 — Design
We build a Texas-specific plan designed to help protect your home, simplify your estate, and make things easier for your family.
Step 3 — Deliver
In just 3 weeks, your plan is ready — one conversation, one review, one signing ceremony. Done.
What’s included
This plan is designed to:
Help protect your home from Medicaid recovery claims
Minimize probate involvement and court delays whenever possible
Mitigate tax burdens for your kids
Make it easy for your spouse and kids to access property, accounts, and personal belongings
Provide your children a step-by-step Family Guidebook™ so they know exactly what to do
Document your wishes for medical decisions, personal property, and end-of-life care
No complicated trusts. No overselling. Just a clear plan for your Texas family.
All the documents you need. None that you don’t.
How to Get Started
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Answer five quick questions to confirm this plan is right for you. Click the button below to get started.
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If you qualify, you’ll immediately book a one-on-one consultation with our attorney.
In this 30-minute session:$250 to reserve your spot (applied in full toward your plan)
We’ll review your situation and goals
You’ll see exactly how the Texas Peace of Mind Plan works for your family
We’ll cover pricing, process, and next steps
The
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After your consultation, you’ll decide if the plan is right for you.
Your $250 is credited toward the $2,500 total
We start drafting immediately
Your documents are ready for review and signing in 3 weeks
LIMITED TO 3 FAMILIES EACH WEEK
Why Texas Families Choose Us
Helped hundreds of Texas families secure their homes and protect their legacies
$100,000s saved in probate costs and attorney fees
Local, Texas-focused experience. Expert recommendations rooted in small-town values
Transparent pricing: $2,500 flat fee. No surprises. No hidden fees.
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Texas Peace of Mind Plan: Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
12-Month Update Guarantee: We’ll update your plan for free for the first 12 months after delivering your plan
Family Preparedness Kit: A simple guide for your kids to know exactly what to do upon your passing
Fast-Track Scheduling: Immediate start for families ready to move forward (limited to 3 slots each week)
SPOTS ARE LIMITED
To maintain our 3-week turnaround, we only work with 3 Texas families per week.
Your investment (if you qualify):
$2,500
No surprises.
No hidden fees.
Our promises to you:
Transparency Pledge → We’ll explain everything in plain English
Education First → You’ll understand exactly what your plan does and doesn’t cover*
Free 12-Month Updates → Keep your plan current without extra fees
*This plan is designed to minimize probate involvement in many situations, but no attorney can guarantee probate avoidance. Results depend on individual circumstances, assets, and family dynamics at the time of death. No attorney-client relationship is formed until an engagement agreement is signed.