You just lost a loved one, and now questions about the estate are keeping you…
Eric GroganFebruary 10, 2026
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Serving Travis, Williamson, Bell, and Hays Counties
ESTATE PLANNING | PROBATE | WILLS & TRUSTS
Offices in Austin, TX
We Can Travel to You.
Eric is a mobile estate-planning attorney serving Travis, Williamson, Bell and Hays Counties.
If you’d like, he will visit you at your home or place of business to establish your estate plan.
Offering FREE consultations via telephone or video call.
Meet Texas Estate Planning Attorney Eric Grogan
In this short video, Attorney Eric Grogan shares his approach to estate planning and probate in Texas, what sets Grogan Law apart, and how he helps clients feel confident about protecting their families and assets.
ESTATE PLANNING IN AUSTIN, TEXAS
Estate planning can be complicated, especially in Austin, Texas, where many families are unaware of the full range of options available to them—including strategies for avoiding probate. Most Texans don’t fully understand how their estate planning choices impact long-term outcomes, making it difficult to make informed decisions without clear guidance. In Austin, Texas estate planning, understanding how each decision affects your financial future is essential.
Are you concerned about the rising cost of long-term care and protecting your assets in Austin, Texas? Do you, your parents, or grandparents need help with long-term planning, Medicaid eligibility, or asset protection in the Austin area?
Texas has one of the largest Medicaid coverage gaps in the country, leaving retirees in Austin financially vulnerable when unexpected long-term care needs arise. With the right Texas Medicaid planning strategies—including irrevocable trusts and properly timed asset transfers—you may be able to qualify for benefits while preserving the assets you’ve worked hard to build.
Estate planning is as personal as it is important. You can trust that Eric Grogan will guide you step-by-step through the process, discuss all of your options, and then customize an estate plan tailored to your needs. This includes drafting powers of attorney (legal and medical), living wills, and HIPAA release forms.
A power of attorney in Texas allows someone you trust to make critical financial or medical decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated. Without one in place, your loved ones may need to go through a lengthy court process just to manage your affairs or approve medical treatment. Most importantly, Eric Grogan can help you:
Protect your assets
Organize your assets
Plan for potential
challenges to your estate
Protect a loved one with special needs
Avoid probate
Prepare for the unexpected
Avoid Probate and Protect Your Family with an Estate Plan Custom Fit for You
In this extended video presentation, Eric Grogan walks through how proper estate planning helps Texans avoid probate, reduce family conflict, and create peace of mind through legally sound planning.
What This Video Covers
In this 16-minute presentation, Texas estate planning attorney Eric Grogan explains how to protect your assets and your family from probate court and legal confusion. You’ll learn:
- The biggest estate planning mistakes Texans make
- When you need a will vs. a trust
- Why DIY documents and legal templates often fail
- What “the old way” of estate planning gets wrong — and what the “no-nonsense solution” looks like
- How to avoid probate, minimize family tension, and create a plan that holds up for years to come
Eric also discusses why your plan should evolve with life changes, and how Grogan Law provides flat-fee, personal guidance to help you feel confident in your future.
Many Texans find that a living trust offers the flexibility and control they need to protect their family and avoid the delays of probate court. Whether you’re considering a revocable or irrevocable trust, the right structure depends on your assets, your goals, and how you want your estate handled after you’re gone.
Interested in doing estate planning but have no idea where to start?
Do you have questions about the differences between using a will or a trust?
Contact Grogan Law to get your questions answered today.
Take the mystery out of estate planning and get the answers you need directly from an estate-planning attorney. Contact Eric today for a free, no-obligation consultation.
Grogan Law, PLLC offers a customized, one-on-one, client-driven experience for those seeking estate planning and probate services. For many families, creating a living trust in Texas is one of the most effective ways to avoid probate and ensure assets transfer smoothly to loved ones. The process involves selecting the right type of trust, choosing a trustee, and properly funding the trust with your home, accounts, and other property.
Eric Grogan will come to your home or place of business to establish your estate plan. You can ask questions and anticipate all contingencies from the comfort of your own living room or kitchen table. That’s right, you can complete your estate plan from the comfort of your own home, like a visit from a country doctor.
We Can Help:
- Address all your estate planning questions and concerns.
- Delve into the specifics of your unique estate planning needs.
- Empower you with knowledge about your rights and choices.
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See What Our Clients Are Saying…
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”Highly recommend Grogan Law!! Eric is very personable and easy to work with. His knowledge and expertise about estate planning made our decision making so much easier. Eric is patient and takes the time to thoroughly explain the various options and all questions related to estate planning. Our thanks to Grogan Law for assisting us with our estate planning needs and for helping us achieve peace of mind.
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