Wills, Probate, and Life Planning for
the Modern Family.

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Wills, Probate and Life Planning for the Modern Family

Just as every family is different, so are the legal needs of each client. The Law Offices of Debbie J. Cunningham, PLLC work with families within Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties. Debbie is family-focused and wants to ensure her clients are fully informed on the options that are available. Debbie’s own blended family has given her valuable insights into the complexities of family dynamics.

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Services

Services

Wills

Have you ever heard, “Live each day as if it’s your last?” Having a will gives you the peace of mind that if today is your last day, you’re prepared.

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Powers of Attorney

A general power of attorney covers a broad scope of decisions, typically regarding financial affairs for a person who is incapacitated.

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Living wills

Your wishes about end-of-life choices need to be in writing in the event you aren’t able to express yourself.

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Trusts

Think of trusts as savings that are designated for a specific purpose. You may want to establish funds for the future care of a disabled child or the education of a child or grandchild.

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Probate

Probate is the legal process that allows your property and possessions to be passed on to your heirs.

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Latest Blog

Latest Blog

How to Avoid Accidental Disinheritance in Your Estate Plan

Executive Summary: Even with a valid will, you can accidentally disinherit someone by naming the wrong beneficiaries on financial accounts or giving full control to a surviving spouse. Avoiding that r …

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Who Should Know About Your Estate Plan (and What They Shouldn’t See)

Executive Summary: Your executor, trustee, and agents need to know you’ve made a plan and where to find it. Your kids or beneficiaries should be aware that a plan exists. Whether to share the details …

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What Is Community Property in Texas and Why Does It Matter for Your Estate Plan?

Executive Summary: In Texas, most property acquired during a marriage is shared equally by both spouses. This affects what passes through your estate, what your spouse automatically keeps, and how you …

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Client Feedback

Client Feedback

Debbie handled the probate details for my father’s passing. She was fantastic. She had to endure a novice client and a difficult sibling during the wh… Read more
William C.
With Debbie, You Know She Will Take Care of Everything Debbie was invaluable in settling my father’s estate. She understands what needs to be done,… Read more
Don Coon
If you have someone that passes away without a Will, especially with step-children or a blended family, I would highly recommend Debbie Cunningham. It… Read more
E.O.
Very Pleased with Revisions to Estate Documents I was very pleased with the revisions to my existing will. I also needed a couple of new documents an… Read more
Sandy
Great Experience I reached out to Debbie for estate planning for my mother and myself. I had recently lost my dad and going through that without a wi… Read more
Jamie Holbert
Debbie Was Kind and Sensitive to Our Needs Debbie offered me and my family exactly what we need in putting our Estate Plan together. From the initial… Read more
Jeff Howard
Highest Praise to Debbie For Her Expertise and Helpfulness! My elderly parents recently moved to Texas from Colorado. Their Colorado attorney recomme… Read more
Bill and Sandy Lowry
After waiting over 2 weeks and multiple phone calls for my parents’ estate attorney to get back to me after their passing, I got fed up, did some re… Read more
Frank L. Oberlin
Excellent service, I highly recommend Debbie Cunningham’s law office.
Myrtelina F.
Debbie Thoroughly Laid Out Every Possible Solution After my wife passed, I needed help probating her will. I was recommended to Debbie Cunningham by… Read more
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