Wills Attorneys in Alvin, TX
Creating, Reviewing, & Managing Wills for Clients in Galveston & Brazoria Counties
If you are searching for an attorney to carefully guide you as you create or update a will, turn to Robert D. Clements Jr. Law Group, LLLP. Since 1985, we have provided the robust legal services you expect from a big law office, all with the client-focused care you can only get from a boutique firm. Our services cater to our clients' unique goals, concerns, and family circumstances. To learn more about our offerings and how we can assist you, request a free consultation. We can conduct these initial meetings in person or virtually for your convenience.
To speak one-on-one with an Alvin wills lawyer, call (281) 809-0029 or connect with Robert D. Clements Jr. Law Group, LLLP online. Do you need support in Spanish? Hablamos español.
When to Create a Will & Why
It is never too early to establish a will. If you have any kind of property or assets, you can benefit from this key estate planning tool. Creating a will is one of the most important steps in preparing for your own and your family's future. A well-drafted document not only gives you peace of mind but also makes sure that your loved ones are cared for and wishes are honored. Without one, your estate may be subject to the default rules of Texas law, which may not align with your preferences.
Several life events make creating or updating a will essential:
- Marriage or divorce - Major changes in your marital status may necessitate changes in your beneficiary designations or distribution of assets. If you get married, you will likely want to add your spouse as a beneficiary or include them in the distribution of your estate. On the other hand, if you get divorced, you may want to remove your ex-spouse from your will.
- Birth or adoption of a child - Welcoming a new member into the family is an important reason to update your will. You may need to designate a guardian for your child and allocate assets for their future.
- Acquiring significant assets - If you inherit a large sum of money or purchase a valuable asset, it is important to update your will to make sure that these assets are distributed according to your wishes.
- Changes in preferences or family dynamics - As time passes, your relationships and personal preferences may change. You may want to remove or add beneficiaries or change specific bequests.
- Moving to a different state or country - Laws governing wills and estates vary by location. If you move in or out of Texas, you must review and update your will to see that it can still accomplish your goals under your residence’s local laws.
What Sets Us Apart
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Double Board-Certified
Robert D. Clements, Jr. is part of the top 2% of attorneys double board-certified in Personal Injury and Civil Trial Law.
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Trial-Ready, Battle-Tested
Our experienced attorneys prepare every case as if it’s going to trial, ensuring we’re ready to fight—and win—when it matters most.
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Personal, Direct Access
At our firm, you're not just a number. You can often speak with an attorney on day one and always reach a real person when you call.
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Client-First Approach
You're not just a number; we truly care about every client, providing personalized support and honest advice at every step.
Advocates Who Truly Care
Read 5-Star Client Reviews
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“I can't imagine life without my attorney, Bob Clements! He represents you as if you're his only client. He is an awesome attorney, but even a better person.”Lorene H.
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“Mr. Clements is a caring, punctual, intelligent and realistic professional. He dealt with my situation promptly and protected me from making mistakes. He made it go away before it even began.”Denise L.
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“Bob is absolutely incredible as a human being and his job. 44 years and still at it, the dude loves helping people out. Divorce sucks. Let Bob help.”Chaz J.
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“I am very pleased with his counsel and the way he has handled my cases. I was able to settle both cases in my favor and even got to hear a judge apologize to me, and that's never happened to me before.”John G.
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“I have known Bob Clements for 15 years and he is truly a BRILLIANT man. His knowledge of the law and its practical application in today’s world is an immediate asset to his clients as well as his associates.”Michael P.
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“I have no experience needing a lawyer, so he made me very calm, walking me through the process. He gave me all my options for my situation, dropped the lawyer act, and spoke to me like a person.”Angela D.
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“As a psychotherapist, I have had to go to court for various clients over the years. I have always compared their lawyers to Mr. Clements. Mr Clements wins every time, is the most honest lawyer, and a good man.”Patricia H.
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“Both attorneys were more than helpful. They took the time to speak with me and direct me in the right direction. They seemed to genuinely care about me and my situation.”Jules A.
What Can You Include in a Texas Will?
In your will, you can make clear, decisive plans for your estate’s future. You can specify how your assets, such as property, financial accounts, and personal belongings, will be distributed among beneficiaries. Additionally, you have the ability to appoint a guardian to care for your minor children, putting their well-being in trusted hands. Naming an executor in your will is also essential, as this individual will manage your estate and make certain your wishes are carried out.
Beyond asset distribution and guardianship, a will enables you to leave personal gifts or charitable donations. For business owners, you can outline clear instructions for managing or transferring business assets, supporting continuity and protecting your enterprise.
How Our Alvin Wills Lawyers Can Help You
At Robert D. Clements Jr. Law Group, LLLP, we offer one-on-one counsel from knowledgeable estate law attorneys who are genuinely invested in clients’ well-being and peace of mind.
For you, our team can do the following:
- Carefully draft your will, accounting for your unique needs and wishes.
- Work with you to establish powers of attorney so that if you cannot make healthcare or financial decisions on your own, someone you trust can handle them for you.
- Assist with tax planning, minimizing potential taxes on your estate.
- Provide guidance and support during probate proceedings, helping to ease the burden on your loved ones during a difficult time.
Our team understands that discussing end-of-life plans can be uncomfortable and even emotional. That is why we work compassionately with the people who partner with us and strive to create an office environment where our clientele and their loved ones can feel comfortable as they prepare for the future.
See what a difference working with our team at Robert D. Clements Jr. Law Group, LLLP can make for you as you establish, review, or adjust a will. Call (281) 809-0029 to request a free consultation at our firm.