We worked closely with William Stafford on drafting all of our documents should anything happen to my husband and I. He was prompt, courteous and made sure to take extra time when explaining our options. He also made sure to ask us lots of questions to best understand our specific needs. The firm has been regularly following up with us to ensure that our documents remain current and have offered support with transferring our assets into our trust. Would highly recommend their services.
I've loved getting to work with him on cases for clients in Texas. I refer all my contacts in Texas to Will!
His willingness to help other people out is always appreciated!
As estate planning is so important, it’s important to find someone who cares about you and knows what they are doing. Will is that guy and will work hard as your attorney.
However, he still managed to exceed my expectations when he helped me and my wife create a family trust. Not only was he professional, knowledgeable, and responsive, he was patient and personal as he guided us through the process. Can't recommend him highly enough.
He is excellent in breaking down legalese into plain English. I loved the process from start to finish and felt I was in great hands. I feel so much better knowing my family is protected. Thank you Will Stafford!
Big firm pedigree and in-house experience make William a real world attorney who can deliver quality work at a reasonable rate. It’s hard to find attorneys like him, where you get the attention your matter deserves and aren’t thrown to a team trying to rack up billable hours. Highly recommend.
He is willing and able to take time to explain legal jargon and situations that can be confusing and overwhelming for those of us who are not lawyers. Thanks Will!
After working with him on my estate planning. Will took the time to genuinely understand my personal goals and values, and helped design a plan that was a perfect fit for me, rather than just using a cut-and-paste template.
He displays a strong knowledge of his specialty subjects from intense study and experience, while ensuring he provides a high level of care and attention to detail while maintaining efficiency.
No one wants to think about creating an estate plan, yet most people know they should have one.
Here’s the thing: estate planning is not just for the rich. If you own a home, a car, and have kids, you have all that is required to make creating an estate plan a priority for you and your family.
Who has time to think about an estate plan when you are busy with the kids, work, family — you know, all of the things that is a part of life. Who has time to think about passing away?
No one wants to think about creating an estate plan, yet most people know they should have one.
Here’s the thing: estate planning is not just for the rich. If you own a home, a car, and have kids, you have all that is required to make creating an estate plan a priority for you and your family.
Estate PlanningYour estate is so much more than just what you own. It is a reflection of your life’s work, your collections, your sacrifice, and the desire to leave something of yourself behind for those you love. An Estate Planning lawyer can and should be more than just someone to work up some documents. At Stafford Law Firm, we strive to be a trusted guide for you and your loved ones, delivering peace of mind when it matters most.
Business LawThe lasting impact of your legal business choices can be catapulting or devastating. The confidence that comes with having an experienced Business Attorney advising you can change the way you approach your business, leading to higher potential earnings and the most flexible options for continued growth. At Stafford Law Firm, we strive to be a trusted guide for you and your business, delivering strategic advice when it matters most.
Stafford Law Firm is an estate planning and business law firm that provides relationship-based legal services for clients in the Houston, TX area. We place your individual needs at the forefront, working diligently and zealously to protect your interests and meet your objectives.
We help families and businesses avoid collapse after the death or disability of a loved one or business partner.
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If any of these scenarios sound like you and you are curious about what an estate plan should look like for you, please contact us today for a free consultation.
An estate plan is not a static document that should live in a dusty old binder, never to be looked at again until your final years.
An estate plan is a living document that outlines your wishes and plans for the “what ifs” at every stage of your life.
In fact, your estate plan should change, especially if you have been recently married or divorced, had more children, or have had other life changing events that require your original plan to be modified.
If you have had some changes in your life that you feel may require you to make changes to your current estate plan, please call today to schedule a complimentary consultation. We’ll walk through the changes you make and let you decide what path to take.
If you have children, you need an estate plan. This is without question, something you need to do. There are issues specific to children that you will need to address in your plan, namely, who will you appoint as guardian if you and your spouse are unable to care for your children?
If you are a single parent, or the custodial parent, and have concerns regarding your child’s care if you were unable to care for them, you should talk to an attorney right away to get insights on what you should do next.
Business succession planning is an important part of estate planning for business owners. It involves creating a plan that passes the management and/or ownership of your business to someone else after you retire, become disabled, or die. In simple terms, succession planning is the process of passing control of the business to others.
If you die without a Will then the intestacy laws of the state where you lived and owned real estate at the time of your death will determine who will inherit your property.
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