Wills Made Simple.

No. At West & West, Greer & Estorga, we currently prepare wills and estate planning documents for Texas residents only. Texas estate planning laws are unique, and we focus on ensuring your documents fully comply with Texas law.

No. While our offices are located in San Antonio and Stockdale, we work with clients throughout Texas. Many parts of the process can be completed remotely, including consultations, document review, and planning meetings. If you are outside the area, we simply coordinate the signing and notarization process with a qualified third-party notary near you.

No. For standard will packages, there are typically no additional filing fees or hidden court costs because wills are not filed with the court during the planning process. We believe in transparent pricing, so you know exactly what to expect before moving forward.

There is not one. Our firm has been helping Texas families since 1938. Over more than 85 years, we have refined and streamlined the estate planning process to make it easier, more efficient, and more affordable for families. We believe estate planning should be accessible — not overwhelming.

Most clients complete the process within a few weeks depending on responsiveness and scheduling. Our streamlined system is designed to move efficiently while still allowing time for careful attorney review and questions.

Absolutely not. If you own a home, have children, have bank accounts, own vehicles, or simply want your wishes honored — you should have a will. Estate planning is about protecting your family and making difficult situations easier for the people you love.

Most standard packages include a Last Will & Testament, Medical Power of Attorney, Financial Power of Attorney, HIPAA Authorization, and Directive to Physicians. Additional planning options may also be available depending on your needs.

Yes. Many married couples complete their estate planning together as part of the same process. We help coordinate everything to keep it simple and efficient.

That is completely okay. Many clients come to us because their documents are outdated, life circumstances changed, they moved to Texas, or they want a more comprehensive plan. We can review your current documents and discuss whether updates are recommended.

That is exactly what we are here for. Our team walks clients through the process step-by-step and makes sure you understand your options before signing anything. You will never be expected to figure it out alone.

Yes. We understand estate planning is an important investment for families, and payment options may be available for qualified clients through PayLater through LawPay. Please ask our team during your consultation for current options and promotions.

Online templates cannot provide legal advice or tailor documents to your specific situation. Working with a real attorney helps ensure your documents comply with Texas law, your wishes are clearly stated, and your family avoids unnecessary complications later. Estate planning is not just paperwork — it is protection for the people you care about most.