Elder Law: Will you plan now or pay later?

Estate planning attorneys will agree, it’s better to die with a properly drafted Will than to die without one. If you don’t have one, consider getting one. You will want to direct your assets to those persons whom you wish to receive a legacy as opposed to relying on the alternative, which is a default plan arranged for you by the State of Texas.
You will also want to name an independent executor along with successors in the event the first executor fails, refuses, or becomes unable