Build and Protect Your Legacy With Our Plano, Texas Elder Law and Estate Planning Firm

It’s not easy making the decision to contact an elder law and estate planning attorney. Even though you know it’s an important step to take, you’ve probably been putting it off for a long time. We understand your apprehension, and we want to assure you that our staff is committed to making the process as easy as possible. Whether you are writing a will or trust or getting documents in order for the possibility of long-term care, it is a very personal process, and you probably have lots of questions. When you come to Miller Law Office, PLLC, you will find a friendly, professional staff waiting to help you make sure your family and your assets are taken care of, whatever the future may hold.

Elder Law

We all get old, and, with any luck, we remain healthy as we age. However, there are a variety of legal issues to consider as you or a parent ages.

Probate

Miller Law Office, PLLC focuses on helping people prepare their estate to avoid, or at least minimize, the necessity of going through probate.

Estate Planning

Many people think that only the wealthy and retired need to have an estate plan. The fact is, everyone should complete some level of estate planning.

You Want to Be Heard

When you decide it’s time to start working on a plan to protect your future and take care of your family, you want help from someone who cares about your dreams and goals as much as you do. Attorney Aaron Miller wants to hear your story so he can help you build a plan that not only meets your needs but gives you peace of mind. Our entire staff is committed to answering all of your questions, paying attention to important details, and removing the load from your shoulders. In our Plano office, we help clients with all of the following:

• Nursing home Medicaid applications
• Miller Trusts and Lady Bird Deeds
• Pre-crisis planning
• Long-term care planning
• Medicaid and Veterans benefits eligibility planning
• Estate plans consisting of a will or trust, financial power of attorney, medical power of attorney, HIPAA release, directive to physicians (living will), and declaration of guardian
• Probate and estate administration

Whatever your estate planning, elder law, or probate administration needs are, we are prepared to help. Located in Plano, TX, Miller Law Office, PLLC serves all of Collin and Dallas Counties, including the communities of Richardson, Allen, Murphy, Wylie, and Anna.

There Is Never Any Pressure to Act

We work hard to create a relaxing atmosphere in our office so that you never feel pressured or rushed into making decisions. We answer all of your questions and provide resources for you to get even more information if you need it. Whether you are young and healthy with small children or retired with assets you want to see dispersed in a particular way, our team is here to help. Contact our office in Plano to set up a time to meet with us. We are here for you when you are ready to take that important first step.

Located in Plano, TX, Miller Law Office, PLLC serves all of Collin and Dallas Counties, including the communities of Richardson, Allen, Murphy, Wylie, and Anna. When you are ready to sit down and discuss your estate planning and elder law needs, contact us by phone or through the form on this page and we will schedule your initial consultation.

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