Will or Trust?
A will and a trust do different jobs. This guide explains what each controls and includes a private checklist for facts that may require custom planning.
BOOK LAW FIRM VIDEO LIBRARY
Texas Estate Planning Video Library
A useful legal video should answer one question, explain what changes the answer, and tell you when general education is no longer enough.
The BOOK LAW FIRM team is reviewing and organizing its public video education now. Until that collection is ready, use the articles and private planning tools below.
Resources available now
Guardian Readiness
This private check helps parents organize guardian choices, backups, practical information, and inheritance-management questions without submitting family details.
Elder Fraud Safety
This safety check identifies common warning signs and links directly to current government reporting resources. There is no email gate.
Articles and Resources
Read the BOOK LAW FIRM guides on online planning, attorney-level complexity, asset protection, and federal estate and gift tax.
What the public video collection will include
- Wills, trusts, and plan design
- Guardians, incapacity, and decision-making authority
- Asset ownership and beneficiary coordination
- Probate, trust administration, and fiduciary roles
- Estate, gift, and income-tax planning decisions
- Business ownership, succession, and continuity
Every published video should identify the presenter, the legal-review date, and the next useful resource. It should also include captions and a transcript. If a recording cannot meet that standard, it should not be published merely to fill a page.
General information only. Watching a public video or using a public resource does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Need an answer for your facts?
Public education can help you ask a better question. It cannot review your deeds, account titles, family circumstances, tax filings, beneficiary forms, or business documents.