Hales & Sellers, PLLC

06/05/2026

Many families overlook important options that can support long-term goals.

Guidance for future decisions.

05/29/2026

May is Older Americans Month, and our team at Hales & Sellers Attorneys at Law is taking the opportunity to highlight a few proactive steps that can help keep your estate plan strong, up to date, and aligned with your family’s needs.

Here are three simple actions you can take:

• Organize key documents
Make sure wills, trusts, insurance policies, account information, property records, and beneficiary designations are stored in a secure but accessible place. Trusted family members should know where to find them, along with any passwords or important instructions.

• Review and inventory your assets
Take a fresh look at your financial, physical, and digital property. If you’ve added new assets or notice something missing from your plan, now is the perfect time to address it.

• Document final wishes
Clarifying memorial and final arrangement preferences can ease stress for loved ones when they need it most. Writing down your wishes—or even pre-planning—helps ensure they’re honored.

Taking small steps today can provide clarity and peace of mind for you and your family. If you’re unsure whether your estate plan still reflects your goals, we’re here to help.

05/25/2026

As Memorial Day approaches, we encourage everyone to take a moment to honor the service members who gave their lives in defense of our country. Their sacrifice allows us the freedoms we hold today, and we are grateful for their courage.

Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of the holiday. We will resume normal hours on Tuesday, May 26 and will respond to messages as soon as we return.

We hope you have a meaningful Memorial Day as we remember those who served.

05/22/2026

When a child turns 18, parents lose the automatic legal authority to make medical or financial decisions for them — even in an emergency. That’s why having the right estate planning documents in place is so important.

Our team at Hales & Sellers Attorneys at Law helps young adults in Dallas prepare and execute essential documents so their families are protected and informed.

If your child needs support getting started, we’re here to help. Give us a call today.

05/20/2026

May is Older Americans Month, and our team at Hales & Sellers Attorneys at Law is taking this moment to highlight a few essential estate planning tools that help protect you and your family as needs change over time.

Living trusts can provide clear instructions for how your assets should be managed and distributed while helping families avoid the delays of probate. They also allow for smooth asset management if you become incapacitated.

Powers of attorney ensure the right people can step in to make financial or medical decisions if you can’t do so. You can name different individuals for different roles, giving you more control and clarity.

Advance health care directives outline your medical preferences and appoint a health care agent who can advocate for your wishes. These documents work hand in hand with a health care power of attorney to ensure your care aligns with your values.

Having these documents in place brings peace of mind for you and the people you love. If you have questions about updating or creating an estate plan, we’re here to help.

05/12/2026

Texas families deserve professional care during the most difficult moments of life.

Understanding service rights.

04/20/2026

3 ways a will can be invalid in Texas

When a will may not hold up in court

03/19/2026

How can combining tools create a more protective framework?

Strength is rooted in thoughtful design

02/11/2026

Legal adulthood affects access to records and rights.

New considerations, minimizing stress.

01/12/2026

Even simple estates can lead to disputes.

Weighing options, seeking guidance.