Families, like estates, come in many different shapes and sizes: traditional, single, mixed, blended. No matter what your family looks like, Nielsen Law can help. Nielsen Law is an estate planning and probate law firm in Austin, Texas. Attorney Liz Nielsen is board certified in estate planning and probate law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Beyond legal competency, we are family-focused and strive to develop long-term relationships with our clients. Your family is important to us, and you can have peace of mind that we are here if something happens. Nielsen Law provides estate planning, special needs planning, and estate administration services. We also provide trust attorney services.
We assist our clients with revocable living trusts, generational planning, special needs trusts, charitable trusts, living wills, and financial and medical powers of attorney. Additionally, we guide clients through the legal process after a loved one has passed, whether it requires a probate case in court or a private trust administration.
Beyond legal competency, we are family-focused and strive to develop long-term relationships with our clients. Your family is important to us, and you can have peace of mind that we are here if something happens. Nielsen Law provides estate planning, special needs planning, and estate administration services. We also provide trust attorney services.
We assist our clients with revocable living trusts, generational planning, special needs trusts, charitable trusts, living wills, and financial and medical powers of attorney. Additionally, we guide clients through the legal process after a loved one has passed, whether it requires a probate case in court or a private trust administration.
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Every day you make decisions to keep your family going strong.
From the little things (what's for dinner), to the big things (buying a new home), life is easier when you think ahead.
Of all the plans you make, few will be as important as your estate plan.
At Nielsen Law, we know how overwhelming estate planning can be.
What's better for your family, a will or a trust?
How do you name a guardian for your children?
How do you make sure your child with special needs is cared for when you are not able to?
From the little things (what's for dinner), to the big things (buying a new home), life is easier when you think ahead.
Of all the plans you make, few will be as important as your estate plan.
At Nielsen Law, we know how overwhelming estate planning can be.
What's better for your family, a will or a trust?
How do you name a guardian for your children?
How do you make sure your child with special needs is cared for when you are not able to?
A comprehensive estate plan is the best way to ensure that your loved ones are cared for in difficult times.
Our goal is to provide you with well-deserved peace of mind by combining our legal expertise and our genuine appreciation for your needs to protect what matters most.
We work closely with every client to draft a customized plan that addresses their specific needs, desires, and concerns.
One of the things that sets us apart from other firms is our estate planning process.
Our process ensures that we take the time to get to know you, listen to your concerns, understand your needs, and make recommendations based on what best suits your family.
Our goal is to provide you with well-deserved peace of mind by combining our legal expertise and our genuine appreciation for your needs to protect what matters most.
We work closely with every client to draft a customized plan that addresses their specific needs, desires, and concerns.
One of the things that sets us apart from other firms is our estate planning process.
Our process ensures that we take the time to get to know you, listen to your concerns, understand your needs, and make recommendations based on what best suits your family.
If you have a family member with a disability or mental illness that may prevent him or her from being self-supportive, it is important to know that legal tools are available to protect your family member's needs in the short and long term.
Attorney Liz Nielsen has worked with many clients who have family members with special needs.
Our firm can help protect your loved one.
A person with a disability may not be able to work so he or she may need financial and other assistance from a variety of government resources.
Attorney Liz Nielsen has worked with many clients who have family members with special needs.
Our firm can help protect your loved one.
A person with a disability may not be able to work so he or she may need financial and other assistance from a variety of government resources.
When a loved one passes, the next steps are often unclear.
Nielsen Law, an Austin probate law firm, is here to help guide you through the emotional and stressful probate and estate administration process that follows the death of a loved one.
Whether the deceased had a living trust, Will, or died intestate (without a will), we can take you step-by-step through the administration process.
Attorney Liz Nielsen is Board Certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and has guided many families through the estate administration process.
Nielsen Law, an Austin probate law firm, is here to help guide you through the emotional and stressful probate and estate administration process that follows the death of a loved one.
Whether the deceased had a living trust, Will, or died intestate (without a will), we can take you step-by-step through the administration process.
Attorney Liz Nielsen is Board Certified in Estate Planning and Probate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and has guided many families through the estate administration process.
Potential clients often ask us "do I really need an estate plan?"
In almost every instance, the answer to this question is "yes!"
Since no one knows when you will die, become incapacitated or have an emergency where you need someone to act on your behalf, estate planning is important at all stages of your life.
While estate planning may seem overwhelming, you don't have to go it alone.
We know what it takes to create a comprehensive estate plan tailored to your exact needs.
Here are some of the common situations where a comprehensive estate plan is important.
In almost every instance, the answer to this question is "yes!"
Since no one knows when you will die, become incapacitated or have an emergency where you need someone to act on your behalf, estate planning is important at all stages of your life.
While estate planning may seem overwhelming, you don't have to go it alone.
We know what it takes to create a comprehensive estate plan tailored to your exact needs.
Here are some of the common situations where a comprehensive estate plan is important.
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