
Texas-specific, not a national kit
Documents follow the Texas Estates Code. Unlike Trust & Will or LegalZoom, each spouse gets independent instruments — and the Couple and children plan includes the warranty deed.
Texas residents · Estates Code compliant
In five minutes, create a complete Texas legal plan that keeps your family protected — no attorney, no $4,500 bills. Without one, courts step in, assets freeze, and strangers decide your family’s future.
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Your goal
Without a plan, a Texas probate court can freeze assets for nine months or more — and a judge who has never met your family decides what happens next.

Trust
Keep the home and savings out of probate so transfer is immediate, not judicial.
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Wills
Independent last wills for each spouse — not a single joint form.
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Home
The Couple and children plan includes the deed that actually moves the house into the trust.
Why Couple and children if you own a home →

Care
Directives, medical POA, and HIPAA authorizations — including adult children on the Couple and children plan.
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All documents
Couple or Couple and children
The Couple plan is 12 documents. The Couple and children plan is 23, including the declaration of guardian and the warranty deed required to keep the house out of probate.
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More documents. Texas-specific. Faster. A fraction of attorney fees — and the only online service that includes a warranty deed to put the house in the trust.

Documents follow the Texas Estates Code. Unlike Trust & Will or LegalZoom, each spouse gets independent instruments — and the Couple and children plan includes the warranty deed.

The Couple plan is $499. The Couple and children plan is $699. No annual subscription. Attorneys run $2,500–$5,000 for the same classes of documents.

Guided form, Stripe checkout, instant ZIP of personalized PDFs, then a local notary. The binder is ready the same night you start.
Savings
Same classes of Texas instruments. One-time fee. No annual subscription. Attorneys in Texas typically charge $2,500–$5,000 for a trust-based plan.
Couple and children plan · 23 documents
Everything in the Couple plan, plus a declaration of guardian for children, the warranty deed, property transfers, and HIPAA for adult children.
Added in this plan
If you own a Texas home, the Couple and children plan includes the warranty deed that actually funds the trust. Without it the house can still go through probate.
Estimated savings
$2,801
On the Couple and children plan versus a $3,500 attorney retainer.
Designed for Texas households who need a complete plan without a $5,000 retainer or a weeks-long wait.

Families
Name a guardian, keep accounts moving, and write separate wills so the court is not choosing for you.

Homeowners
A trust without a warranty deed still sends the house through probate. The Couple and children plan funds the trust with the home.

Planners
The #1 mistake is waiting for a diagnosis. Generate the documents while everyone is well.

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Your binder generates instantly. Read every document at home before you sign anything. Seek legal advice as necessary.

Nothing is legally binding until you sign in front of a notary. Take the full seven days.

If you're not completely happy — and documents haven't been printed, notarized, or legalized — we refund you in full.
Yes. All documents are based on Texas state law standards and comply with the Texas Estates Code. They are the same types of documents used by estate planning attorneys across Texas. They must be properly executed — signed and notarized — to become legally binding. MicroDocs is a document preparation service, not a law firm.
Yes. Most estate planning documents require a notary’s signature to be legally binding in Texas. After you generate your binder, use the built-in Notary Finder. Typical Texas notary fees are $6–$15 per signature at a UPS Store, bank, or public library.
The Couple plan ($499) includes 12 essential documents covering your trust, wills, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives. The Couple and children plan ($699) adds 11 more, including the declaration of guardian for children, the warranty deed that transfers your home into the trust, and HIPAA authorization for adult children 18+. If you have children or own a home, choose Couple and children — without the deed, the house can still go through probate.
Not at this time. MicroDocs is exclusively for Texas residents. Documents comply with the Texas Estates Code specifically.