Siddiqui Law Office
Wills and Estate Planning in Dallas-Fort Worth
Wills, powers of attorney and estate planning documents built around your family, assets and decisions, with a written scope and fee.
Estate planning starts with the people and responsibilities you want to provide for. Who should receive your property? Who should act if you cannot make a decision? What does your family need to know? Omer helps translate those answers into a defined set of documents. The review considers your existing plan, family circumstances and the assets you identify. You receive a written proposal explaining the documents included and any additional work that needs separate attention. You can ask questions before deciding how to proceed.
How we can help
- Simple wills and updates to an existing will
- Powers of attorney and advance directives
- An estate planning package for one person
- Review of planning goals and whether trust-related work needs a separate scope
Fees and costs
A simple will starts at $500. An estate planning package for one person, including a will, powers of attorney and a directive, starts at $1,250. Trust work and complex arrangements require a separate written quote.
What to send after conflict clearance
- A list of immediate family members and the people you want to appoint
- A general outline of assets and any existing planning documents
- Questions about beneficiaries, decision makers or a change in family circumstances
Keep the first request brief. We will provide a secure method for substantive documents after clearance.
Common questions
Do I need to know which documents I want?
No. Begin with the decisions you want help making and the people you want to provide for. Omer reviews those goals before proposing the documents and scope.
Can you review a plan I already have?
Yes. Include the existing documents and describe what has changed. Avoid sending account numbers or other sensitive details in the initial public form.
Does the package include a trust?
The published package includes a will, powers of attorney and a directive for one person. A trust requires a separate review and quote rather than an assumption that it belongs in every plan.
Start with the facts.
Tell us what happened and what you need to accomplish. We reply within one business day.