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Trusts Completed

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Wills Drafted

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Probates Handled

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Willingham Law Firm, PC: Your Trusted Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Probate Attorneys in McKinney, Texas

At Willingham Law Firm, PC, we provide trusted legal counsel in Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Probate. Our compassionate and dependable team of attorneys helps you develop a comprehensive plan that protects your family, future, and finances.

We understand that estate planning is more than just preparing for the future—it's about safeguarding your family’s legacy for generations to come. Whether you're crafting a will, establishing a trust, or navigating the complexities of probate, our McKinney estate planning attorneys are here to guide you every step of the way.

Comprehensive Estate Planning Services

Planning for the future is essential for ensuring that your loved ones are cared for and your legacy is preserved. Our Estate Planning services include:

Wills and Living Trusts
Powers of Attorney and Healthcare Directives
Asset Protection and Wealth Transfer
Trust Administration and Probate Avoidance Strategies
Long-Term Care Planning

Compassionate Elder Law Counsel

As you or your loved ones age, it's crucial to plan for long-term care, health care, and asset protection. Our Elder Law attorneys help seniors and their families with:

Medicaid Planning
Special Needs Trusts
Family Asset Protection Trust
IRA & 401k Protection Strategies
MERP Lien Protection Strategies
Nursing Home and Assisted Living Planning

Probate and Trust Administration Support

Losing a loved one is challenging, and handling their estate can be overwhelming. Our Probate attorneys in McKinney, TX, assist families with:

Probate Administration
Estate Litigation
Trust Administration
Resolving legal disputes and ensuring that your loved one’s wishes are honored.

We treat each client with personalized attention, recognizing that every family’s situation is unique. Your estate plan isn’t just a set of documents—it’s a safeguard for your family's legacy. At Willingham Law Firm, we’re committed to helping you plan, protect, and preserve your family’s future.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced Estate Planning, Elder Law, or Probate attorneys.Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced Estate Planning, Elder Law, or Probate attorneys.

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MCKINNEY ELDER LAWYER

Handling Your Long-Term Care and Posterity Planning Matters

End of life care can be very expensive. However, there are ways to maximize your assets and protect those assets for your loved ones.

What Can An Elder Law Attorney Do For You

Our estate planning professionals are highly knowledgeable in elder law matters. We can help you understand all of your options for funding your long-term care.

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EXPERIENCED PROBATE LAWYER IN MCKINNEY

Step-by-Step Guidance Through the Probate Process

At Willingham Law Firm, PC., our McKinney probate attorney understands that you are most likely facing a very unique, emotional, and sensitive time in your life. Whether you have been named an executor of your loved one’s estate or facing the upcoming probate process, we can help guide your steps toward the best solution.

We can also work with you on a comprehensive estate plan if you are looking to help your family avoid the difficulties of probate. With our extensive understanding of Texas probate laws, we can help you learn more about your options to mitigate the effects of probate on your estate.

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MCKINNEY ESTATE PLANNING LAWYER

Protect Your Legacy: Call Us for a Confidential Consultation

Many people spend considerable time thinking about the future. Taking the extra step to plan for the future, however, can be more difficult. The process of effectively planning for the future and determining how your assets will be passed down can become emotional and confusing at times, but we are here to help you make informed decisions that can help safeguard your legacy for the long-term, protect your family members when you are no longer around to do so, and honor your final wishes.

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MCKINNEY MEDICAID ATTORNEY

Early planning is crucial to maximizing the benefits of Medicaid and protecting your family's assets.

Navigating the complex landscape of Medicaid planning requires expertise, precision, and a deep understanding of both legal and personal implications. Taylor Willingham, an accomplished Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorney, offers unparalleled guidance and support to ensure your loved ones receive the care they need without exhausting their life savings.

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MCKINNEY REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY

Helping People In McKinney Navigate Their Individual & Commercial Real Estate Needs

Real estate law concerns all legal matters relating to real estate. It is a complex area of law that requires the help of a reputable lawyer who has the experience and insights needed to resolve your situation efficiently and effectively. Whether you want to sell or purchase real estate, develop a property, negotiate a contract, or review your zoning and land use rights, you can count on our McKinney real estate lawyer to handle it all.

We have a deep understanding of the statutes, procedures, and requirements involved in all areas of real estate law, meaning we can ensure no stone is left unturned in your situation. Attention to detail and diligence are some of the key qualities that clients look for in a lawyer, and when they come to our firm, they can look no further because we boast these traits and much more. When you hire Willingham Law Firm, PC., you will never experience surprises, as our approach is to expect the unexpected and prepare accordingly. This strategy has historically proven successful for our clients.

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MCKINNEY TAX LAW ATTORNEY

Reduce Your Tax Payments with Our Firm’s Help

At Willingham Law Firm, PC., we believe that every American's tax burden should not exceed what is legally necessary. Our dedicated and knowledgeable McKinney tax attorneys have helped clients with an array of different assets and businesses significantly and legally reduce their tax payments to a minimum. We can help you properly structure your business and pursue every opportunity to reduce your tax obligation.

Our team has taken the time to thoroughly review and understand all of the implications and effects of the newly signed tax bill signed by President Trump. In particular, the new tax law will significantly impact any small business owner who makes more than $100,000 in a fiscal year. If you fall into this category of business owner, we highly encourage you to contact us immediately to set up an appointment to talk about how to restructure your business under the new law and continue protecting your finances.

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MCKINNEY FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY

Guiding Clients Through Divorce And Related Matters

There are certain circumstances when a legal matter affecting one’s family arises and it becomes necessary to seek professional counsel. These are often times when difficult issues like divorce and child custody arise, but an experienced and capable MicKinney family law attorney can help you fight to keep what’s most important to you as close as possible.

At Willingham Law Firm, PC., our goal is to help our clients achieve the best possible outcomes to family-related legal matters. We approach each client’s situation with compassion and a personalized level of service. This means that you can expect our attorneys to customize the legal services you receive to meet the unique needs of your legal situation. Rest assured that our family lawyers in McKinney are also proactive advocates who will advise you of any foreseeable options and risks along the way.

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Why Willingham Law Firm, PC?

Local Expertise:

Our in-depth knowledge of Texas probate law means your case is in capable hands.

Personalized Service:

We pride ourselves on offering compassionate, personalized service to each of our clients.

Streamlined Process:

We aim for efficiency in all we do, striving to resolve your probate matters quickly and effectively.

LAW JOURNAL

Taylor Willingham

Nov 72 min read

Why You Need a Will

A will is a document that allows you to decide where your property will go upon your passing. It’s essentially your final declaration..

The Hidden Dangers of Excluding Heirs from Texas Affidavits of Heirship

Taylor Willingham

Oct 304 min read

The Hidden Dangers of Excluding Heirs from Texas Affidavits of Heirship

Recently, we encountered a situation that's all too common in Texas estate matters: A family came to us in distress after discovering..

Recording LLC Property Transfers in Texas: What Every Property Owner Should Know

Taylor Willingham

Oct 252 min read

Recording LLC Property Transfers in Texas: What Every Property Owner Should Know

As estate planning attorneys, we're often asked whether it's truly necessary to record a Special Warranty Deed after transferring property..

What Is Estate Planning And Why Is It Important?

Estate planning is the act of making arrangements throughout a person's lifetime for managing and taking care of their estate following death or incapacitation. It entails developing a plan for how your assets will be divided, making sure the people you love are properly cared for, and avoiding the stress, confusion, and in some cases, misunderstandings that may surround the death of a loved one. The value of estate planning cannot be overstated. It gives you control over your assets, guaranteeing that they go to the intended recipients rather than being divided in based on Texas laws, which might not match your own wishes. Estate planning additionally minimizes taxes and expenses, most likely leaving more for your heirs. Furthermore, an effective estate plan can lay out your wishes for end-of-life care, provide for dependents or loved ones with special needs, and even designate guardians for minor children. In essence, estate planning allows you to provide for your loved ones, express your wishes, and leave a lasting legacy. It's a crucial part of financial planning that provides peace of mind knowing that your affairs are in order.
How Often Should I Update My Estate Plan?

Estate planning is not a one-time occurrence, but it is an ongoing undertaking. When or how often you should modify your estate plan varies according to your circumstances. In general, it is advised that you evaluate your estate plan every three to five years. However, it is not only about updating it after a specific amount of time has gone by. Marriage, dissolution of marriage, the birth or adoption of a child, a major change in financial situation, or the death of a chosen beneficiary or executor may be a reason to update your estate plan. Willingham Law Firm, PC. suggests going over and making changes to your estate plan following important life events. Remember to update your estate plan on a frequent basis to keep it relevant and in line with your changing needs and wishes. It gives you authority over your assets and ensures that your wishes are carried out as planned.
How can I schedule a consultation with Willingham Law Firm, PC?

You can schedule a consultation by calling us at 214-250-4407 or filling out the consultation form on their website.

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From assisting individuals with creating a will that can help protect their children for the long-term to creating a business succession plan for a family business owner, Mr. Willingham truly enjoys helping his clients through every stage of future planning.

Mr. Willingham is also highly regarded for his estate planning experience. He has been selected as a guest on podcasts and television shows, and he has authored five books on estate planning and elder law.

Led by founding attorney Taylor Willingham, our entire legal team takes pride in creating, drafting, and enforcing powerful estate plans that can protect estates of all sizes. We understand that you have lived your life in such a way that has shaped a tremendous legacy. You have created a heritage that not only accomplishes your hopes and dreams, but also the hopes and dreams of your family. Protect these hopes and dreams by planning for the future in advance.

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As a professional, working with the Willingham Law Firm, has been terrific. They are attentive to client needs, and carefully customize each estate plan. Taylor takes time to answer questions and explain the law and concepts to clients in a simple understanding way. One thing I appreciate is that he never talks down to people, and his staff looks for opportunities to help their clients. A truly great law firm that goes the extra mile!

Wendell Brock

I am a Certified Financial Planner and have worked with Taylor Willingham and his team for over 15 years. He as always treated my clients with the utmost respect and care, often giving advice that makes his firm LESS money by offering the simplest and clearest solution available to meet the clients needs. The Willingham Law firm does what it is supposed to: It puts the clients first.

Jeff Reddick

From Attorney Andrea Lewandowski to Legal Assistant EJ Riconalla and the receptionists, everyone we met at Willingham Law Firm, PC, was professional, yet warm-hearted and easy-going. The personal touch made figuring out a will and estate questions reasonably easy; and helped solve several areas of concern. We are so grateful for their expertise in helping us conclude this otherwise dreaded to-do list task. Thank you so much.

Esther Bauer

This was a great learning experience. Each step was explained clearly and if we had questions they were answered in a way we completely understood. There was plenty of time for us to complete our task and we learned an enormous amount of information explained in down to earth terms. We left feeling comfortable that we are in good hands. We strongly recommend Willingham and Galvan to anyone who has legal questions.

Richard Peterson