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Dallas, Texas, home to more than 1.25 million people, has a historical past and provides a thriving community for residents. There is much to see and do here in Dallas and the surrounding suburbs. Estate Planner Attorney Kamilah Henderson is here to help you do so with the peace of mind and financial security for you and your loved ones. Kamilah has witnessed the effects death and illness has on loved ones.

Her goal is to enable you to worry less about your family's future and spend more time making memories in the present. Hiring an attorney to draft your estate plan in the Dallas area has never been easier. With a personalized approach to the needs of you and your family, Frisco-based Wills and Trusts Attorney Kamilah Henderson is happy to meet with you to determine the proper estate planning documents needed for your goals.

Between long hours at work and time spent with family, setting aside time to sit down with a wills and trusts lawyer can be a challenging undertaking. We have made it easier for professionals of all ages to plan for the unthinkable.
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Kamilah's goal is to enable individuals and families to worry less about their future and spend more time making memories in the present.
Her law practice focuses on providing legacy and incapacity planning in the Dallas, Texas area.
She has witnessed, firsthand, family conflict and the challenge of making financial decisions while mourning.
She finds great satisfaction in helping individuals, families, and professionals design estate plans that provide peace of mind.
Kamilah worked as a healthcare professional for over a decade prior to obtaining her law degree and is currently a Texas licensed, board certified, advanced practice nurse.
There are many different aspects to consider when deciding between creating a will and a trust, and a lot depends on your circumstances at the time of creation.
A will is a document that controls to whom and where your property is passed along to upon your death, and a trust is a legal device that is used for the management of property.
The primary difference between a will and a living trust is that a will requires a court-supervised probate proceeding after a person's death to administer the estate, whereas assets held in a living trust pass to the designated trust beneficiaries without court involvement.
Individuals of all ages need an estate plan in order to address their financial and health care decisions.
Estate planning is important for young and older adults.
It is imperative for parents to plan for the children they love in case the unthinkable occurs.
You may be pleasantly surprised to learn that wills are not about the deceased.
Instead, they are actually about solving common problems that family members encounter once a loved one passes.
While many people think a will is something for the elderly, it is important that all adults with money, physical property, or children have an up-to-date will.
Per Texas law, a living trust is a trust that is created and established during the lifetime of the settlor (person creating the trust).
During the lifetime of the settlor, and after the creation of the trust, the person creating the trust would transfer specific property, such as vehicles, houses, etc., into the trust.
This is called the funding of the trust.
A common example that you may see is a vehicle being insured in the name of the trust, such as "The John Smith Trust."
Another common example would be property, such as rental houses or office spaces that are rented to businesses.
If you are reading this webpage at this moment, it means that you are interested in having a choice.
It is a choice that can save much pain and anguish for your family members and loved ones.
That choice is contained in a legal document the State of Texas recognizes as a Living Will.
A living will in the state of Texas is a legal document signed by you that relieves your family members and loved ones of needing to make a choice with regard to life-sustaining treatment.
The fact that you made the choice while you could, after much time and thought, may be relieving to your loved ones because they will not have that choice looming over them before and after your passing.
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