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08/29/2026

I am honored to be a part of this speaking series today on a really important topic!

02/28/2026

I’ve helped several widows and widowers over the years. They didn’t all start that way — many of them started as married couples.

Sorry, I know it’s hard to talk about but this is exactly why I keep saying: don’t wait until you “need” an estate plan. In the real world, the first problem isn’t paperwork, it’s whether the surviving spouse can take control when life changes.

Can they:
• access accounts and pay bills,
• make medical decisions,
• find the right documents,
• and know what to do on Day One?

If you’re not sure, I built a simple tool to help you get clarity fast.

✅ Take the 2-minute Survivor Control Assessment (you’ll get a Low/Moderate/High result + the right next step):

Get your risk level in 2 minutes.Most Texas families have missing/outdated plans—or they haven’t pressure-tested whether a surviving spouse would have access, authority, and control if life changes.

02/27/2026

Most Texas families have missing or outdated plans OR they haven't pressure tested them to see whether a surviving spouse could actually have immediate access, authority, and control if life suddenly changes.

Take our 2-minute Survivor Control Assessment and find out where you stand. Get your risk level (Low/Moderate/High) the right next step.

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