Norton Law, PLLC - Kimberly S. Norton

Norton Law, PLLC - Kimberly S. Norton An Attorney with 25 plus years of experience planning, developing and implementing solutions for legal issues. Detail-oriented, conscientious and organized.

An Estate Planning Attorney serving clients who want to avoid conflict & court, know that their minor children will never be temporarily placed with strangers should something happen to them & want to have their Estate Plan reviewed annually and updated. Innovative and highly effective at developing creative strategies. Works aggressively to achieve continued success. Consistently takes initiative

and perseveres even in the most elusive and trying of issues. Collaborates well with diverse clients of varying socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. Passion for researching, learning, and teaching about the law. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberly-s-norton-attorney-at-law-mba-2b98b24/

Do you need a will or a trust in Texas?The answer depends on your goals, your assets, and how much court involvement you...
06/04/2026

Do you need a will or a trust in Texas?

The answer depends on your goals, your assets, and how much court involvement you want your family to deal with after your death.

In this video, Texas estate planning attorney Jared Norton explains the differences between wills and trusts in Texas, how probate works, and why many families choose trusts to simplify administration and avoid unnecessary delays.

If you live in Texas, understanding the difference between a will and a trust can help you make better planning decisions for your family.

👉 Learn more about Texas estate planning:
https://epseries.com/texas-hub

About the American Estate Planning Series™
The American Estate Planning Series provides clear, practical estate planning education—state by state—through experienced estate planning attorneys.

Jared Norton is the Texas Contributing Attorney for the American Estate Planning Series and helps Texas families create estate plans designed to work in the real world.

https://ksnortonlaw.com/blog/do-you-need-a-will-or-a-trust-in-texas/

Life can be unpredictable, and as a single parent, your world revolves around making sure your child is safe, nurtured, ...
06/03/2026

Life can be unpredictable, and as a single parent, your world revolves around making sure your child is safe, nurtured, and well cared for—no matter what challenges come your way. We all want to believe we’ll always be there to provide stability for our children, but the truth is no one can foresee every twist and turn life might throw at us.

https://ksnortonlaw.com/blog/declaration-of-guardianship-why-its-critical-for-single-parents/

Your agent holds great authority under a financial power of attorney. They can manage your assets, pay bills, handle inv...
06/02/2026

Your agent holds great authority under a financial power of attorney. They can manage your assets, pay bills, handle investments, and more, depending on the scope of authority you grant. This level of control demands an individual who is competent and trustworthy. Beyond simply being "good with money," they must have your best interests at heart and possess the emotional maturity to make decisions based on your values—not theirs.

https://ksnortonlaw.com/blog/best-practices-for-choosing-an-agent-in-a-financial-power-of-attorney/

Planning for the future is one of the most important steps you can take to care for your loved ones. It’s never easy to ...
05/26/2026

Planning for the future is one of the most important steps you can take to care for your loved ones. It’s never easy to think about what will happen when you’re gone, but taking the time to prepare makes sure your family is protected and can carry out your wishes.

Whether you’re planning for young children, protecting your legacy, or simply seeking peace of mind, choosing between a last will and a living trust is an important decision. Each option offers distinct advantages, and determining the right fit begins with understanding how they function and what sets them apart.

https://ksnortonlaw.com/blog/last-will-vs-living-trust-which-is-right-for-you/

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