09/03/2026
September 10 marks the climatological peak of Atlantic hurricane season. π§οΈ Before severe weather disrupts routines, your estate plan should be current, properly executed, and accessible to the people who may need it.
Start with the people named to act for you. Confirm your executor, trustee, financial agent, medical agent, guardian, and backups are still appropriate. Marriage, divorce, births, deaths, health changes, relocation, or new property may also mean your documents need another review. π₯
Access can become a serious problem during an evacuation. Protect signed originals from water and fire, keep secure digital copies, and make sure trusted people know where key records are stored. π A short emergency information sheet can identify your agents, physician, pharmacy, insurance contacts, and document locations without exposing passwords or full account numbers.
Bowen Law Firm, PLLC helps families in Houston review wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, beneficiary designations, and asset coordination. βοΈ Remember that changing a will does not automatically update every beneficiary designation or account arrangement.
Use the full hurricane season estate planning checklist to review your documents before a storm is named: https://www.bowenlf.com/preparing-estate-plan-before-houston-hurricane-season-peaks/
Review your Houston estate plan before peak hurricane season. Check wills, powers of attorney, beneficiaries, and records. Call today.