Thoughtful planning.
Support through transition.
Preparing your wishes and navigating a loved one’s estate are deeply personal matters. Clear guidance can help you approach those responsibilities with greater confidence.
Vivian H. Phan Law Firm assists Texas residents with will preparation and probate administration. We take the time to understand your circumstances and explain the process in a way that is practical and approachable.
Will preparation
Discuss your priorities, the people who matter to you, and how you want your wishes reflected in a plan. The firm can help you consider a will as part of your broader estate planning needs.
Probate administration
After the death of a loved one, families often have questions about documents, responsibilities, and the administration of an estate. We can discuss your circumstances and help you understand the appropriate next steps.
Planning beyond a will
Looking for help with a broader plan? Explore our trusts and estate planning services.
Preparing for a wills or probate consultation
Let the firm know whether you are planning your own wishes or asking about a loved one’s estate. That distinction helps give your first conversation a clear starting point.
Useful to have in mind
- Whether your question concerns a will or an estate after a death
- A list of existing documents that may relate to your question
- Your priorities, family questions, and preferred contact details
Questions before you contact us
What priorities are useful for a will consultation?
Think about the wishes and family circumstances you want to discuss. Bring your questions about preparing a will, without listing private financial or family details in the online form.
What if I already have a will?
Let the firm know that an existing document is available and what prompted your inquiry. Ask how to provide a copy directly so you can discuss your current circumstances.
Can I ask about probate rather than preparing a will?
Yes. The firm’s services include will preparation and probate administration. Briefly state whether your inquiry concerns planning or an estate after a loved one’s death.