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Simple Will
Record beneficiaries, guardianship choices, and final wishes.
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Power of Attorney
Authorize a trusted person to handle selected financial matters.
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Healthcare Directive
Record treatment wishes and healthcare decision-makers.
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Eviction Notice
Prepare a state-specific notice for delinquent rent.
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LLC Operating Agreement
Set LLC ownership, management, and decision-making rules.
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Non-Disclosure Agreement
Set confidentiality obligations for a business relationship.
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Services and Contractor Agreement
Define scope, payment, deadlines, and deliverables.
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Bill of Sale
Record a sale and transfer of personal property.
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Texas guides
Plain-language guides to the Texas rules behind these documents.
Texas Eviction Notices in 2026: What S.B. 38 Changed
Senate Bill 38 rewrote the Texas eviction notice rules effective January 1, 2026. If you are working from a pre-2026 form or an old checklist, three things changed out from under you.
The Texas Medical Power of Attorney, Explained
The Texas Medical Power of Attorney names the person who speaks for you when you cannot. The statute prescribes the exact form — here is what it says, what your agent can and cannot decide, and how to sign it correctly.
The Texas Statutory Durable Power of Attorney, Explained
Texas prescribes an exact statutory form for financial powers of attorney. Here is how the initialed powers work, what the durability language means, and the signing rules that make it valid.
How to Make a Valid Will in Texas
A typed Texas will needs a writing, your signature, and two credible witnesses at least 14 years old who sign in your presence. Get the ceremony right — and add the affidavit that keeps your witnesses out of probate court.
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