Clear Lake Estate Planning Attorney

Practice Areas

Wills and Estates

Wills and Trusts
Powers of Attorney and Directives to Physician
Why Choose Us for Wills & Trusts
Estate Taxes
FAQ Wills and Estates

Probate

Probate Estate Administration
Why Choose Us for Probate
Executor and Trustee duties
Guardianship of Incapacitated Person
FAQ Probate

Real Estate Law

Real Estate
Why Choose Us for Real Estate
FAQ Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate
FAQ Commercial Real Estate

Business Law

Business Law
FAQ Business Law
Buy-Sell Agreements
Franchises

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If you prefer, you can print a form to complete here.

You are not required to fill in this questionnaire. Rather, this is provided as a way of introducing what the attorneys will discuss with you during your meeting. Feel free to leave any information blank.

Client Names
Your Name*
Your Spouse's Name, if applicable
Contact Email*
Phone Number*
Home Address
Number of Years Married, or Divorced, if applicable.
Is this your first marriage?
- Yes
- No
Do you have children together from this marriage?
- Yes
- No
If so, list them
Name and Age
Do you have children from a prior marriage?
- Yes
- No
If yes, please list names of children from each of you by a prior marriage.
Name of Parent, Name of Child, Age
Who do you want to name as your primary beneficiary to receive your assets in your last will and testament?
Who do you want to name as your contingent beneficiaries to receive your assets in your last will and testament?
We do not expect you to be certain of the persons you are filling in for Executor, Trustee, or Guardian, below. Rather, during our meeting with you, we will advise you on the duties and tasks of the Executor, Trustee and Guardian so that you can make informed decisions.
Executor - Administers the Will and distributes the assets to beneficiaries.
Alternate Executor
Trustee - Handles the money for any trusts created in your Will. The advantage of trusts is that they can protect assets for minor or adult children and spouses.
Alternate Trustee
Guardian Name - Raises your minor children.
Alternate Guardian Name
Powers of Attorney and Directives to Physician
We also recommend durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney and directive to physician. This will be discussed during your meeting with our attorneys.
Comments, Concerns
If you have special circumstances, requests or concerns list them here.

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Call to schedule your appointment with a Clear Lake Estate Planning Attorney at Badeaux & Associates (281) 486-4737 - 16055 Space Center Blvd., Suite 260, Houston, TX 77062.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Our attorneys will meet you, listen to your family and estate objectives, answer your questions, and address your concerns. During the meeting, the attorneys will make recommendations relevent to your specific goals. They will quote you fees for same.
You will execute your estate documents in our office. We provide the notary and 2 witnesses.
We give you the original signed documents for your safekeeping. Our firm keeps a backup copy.

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