Flat-Fee Estate Planning Attorney In Texas and North Carolina

Flat-Fee Estate Planning

I offer flat-fee estate planning packages for families in Texas and North Carolina because you shouldn’t have to worry about unexpected legal fees while planning for your family’s future. With a flat fee, you know upfront exactly what your plan will cost and can budget with confidence. My transparent pricing encourages open communication because you won’t be charged for reaching out with a quick question. Whether you need a simple clarification or a deeper discussion about your estate plan, I’m here to support you every step of the way.

The fees shown below reflect typical ranges for non-taxable estates. Your quoted fee may be higher if your situation involves significant assets, blended families, special needs planning, or advanced estate planning strategies. I’ll explain all your options and provide a firm quote before any work begins.

Not sure where to start? Read: Will or Trust: Which is Right for Me? Then click on “Will-Based Estate Plans” or “Revocable Trust-Based Estate Plans” below to see fees associated with each type of plan.

Choose The Plan That’s Right For You

The Essentials Plan

The Essentials Will Plan offers foundational protection and peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Designed for simplicity and efficiency, this plan includes a will that makes an outright distribution to your beneficiaries, and a durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, HIPAA authorization, and living will that appoint agents to make medical decisions and handle your financial affairs during your incapacity. The Essentials Will Plan is ideal for clients with uncomplicated estates seeking a straightforward approach to estate planning.


This Plan Includes

  • Last Will and Testament
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Medical Power of Attorney
  • HIPAA Authorization
  • Directive to Physicians (Living Will)
  • Detailed instructions on how to sign your documents in compliance with state statutes
  • Periodic Peace of Mind Review

The Young Family Plan

The Young Family Will Plan is designed the needs of growing families. Building on the components of the Essentials Will Plan, it prioritizes the future security and well-being of children by establishing short-term testamentary trusts to provide young beneficiaries with financial protection and guidance until they reach a specified age of maturity. By ensuring responsible management of your children's inheritance the Young Family Plan empowers you to safeguard your children’s inheritance and provide for their financial well-being.


This Plan Includes

  • Last Will and Testament
  • Appointment of Guardian for Children
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Medical Power of Attorney
  • HIPAA Authorization
  • Living Will
  • Beneficiary Designation Guide for insurance policies
  • Beneficiary Designation Guide for retirement plans
  • Detailed instructions on how to sign your documents in compliance with state statutes
  • Periodic Peace of Mind Review

The Family Legacy Plan

The Family Legacy Will Plan is tailored for clients with moderate to high net worth who are interested in employing advanced estate planning strategies that preserve wealth and protect assets for future generations. Legacy Wills establish lifetime asset protection trusts that insulate beneficiaries’ inheritance from lawsuits, predators, creditors, and failed marriages. By creating a comprehensive roadmap for the management and distribution of your estate, the Family Legacy Plan empowers you to secure your family's legacy for generations to come.


This Plan Includes

  • Last Will and Testament
  • Appointment of Guardian for Children (if needed)
  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Medical Power of Attorney
  • HIPAA Authorization
  • Living Will
  • Beneficiary Designation Guide for insurance policies
  • Beneficiary Designation Guide for retirement plans
  • Detailed instructions on how to sign your documents in compliance with state statutes
  • Periodic Peace of Mind Review

Basic Fees for Other Documents

The following fees apply to legal documents that are not part of an estate planning package.  Fees for irrevocable trusts and stand-alone special needs trust may vary depending on the complexity of the trust.

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Document Fee Estimate
Last Will and Testament* Individual 800, Couple $1,000
Appointment of Guardian $250
Health Care Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization and Living Will Individual $350, Couple $500
Financial Power of Attorney Individual $350, Couple $500
Irrevocable Trusts $3,500+
Deeds (includes recording fees) $400
*Indicates simple wills with no tax planning or trust provisions.

Estate Administration

Assistance with estate administration is available in certain circumstances. Contact me for a  quote.

Rania Combs provide basic answers and guidance to a variety of Texas legal matters. If you have a specific legal question or require a quote for services not listed on this page, contact me for a quote.

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Odds and Ends

*Indicates simple wills with no tax planning or trust provisions. Fees may be higher depending on the complexity of your unique circumstances. I will always quote you a flat fee rate before starting any work on your behalf. Click here to contact me for a quote.

Listed fees are subject to change.