Live one-state intensive · practical training, not CLE
Texas estate planning course for attorneys
Learn the Texas-specific authority and workflow behind wills, succession, trusts, financial powers, healthcare decisions, execution and implementation. Work through source-linked reading, fictional files, written exercises and scored checks without being tested on another state.
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What the Texas track includes
Lessons
6
Active study
About 8 hours
Knowledge checks
24
Case-work tasks
24
Texas course syllabus
Texas: classify property before calculating succession
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Texas: distinguish a valid will, self-proof and protected occupancy
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Texas: turn trust terms into a funded, administered plan
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Texas: separate financial authority from medical decision-making
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Texas: execute, update and document the coordinated plan
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Texas: defend a coordinated plan through changed facts
Approximately 80 minutes including source reading, exercises and review.
Selected course authorities
These links show the source trail used by the published lessons. They are research starting points, not a substitute for checking current law and later amendments.
- Texas Family Code §§3.001–3.006 — separate and community property
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Estates Code §§201.002–201.003 — married intestate distribution
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Estates Code §§251.001, 251.051–.052, 251.101–.106 — wills and self-proof
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Estates Code §§254.001–.002 — pour-over dispositions and beneficiary witnesses
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Estates Code §§102.002–.006 — homestead descent, debts and partition
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Property Code §§112.001–.009 and 112.051 — trust creation and amendment
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Property Code §§117.003–.011 — prudent investment and delegation
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Estates Code chapter 751 — durable financial powers, express grants, duties and termination
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Health and Safety Code §§166.003, .031–.038 and .152–.155 — directives and medical powers
Checked 2026-09-30
- Texas Estates Code §253.002 — revoking a written will
Checked 2026-09-30
Questions about the Texas course
Does this course cover only Texas?
Yes. This purchase opens the Texas track only. Its lessons, exercises and knowledge checks do not test the rules of other states.
How long is the Texas estate planning course?
Plan for about 8 hours of active study across 6 lessons, including source reading, case workshops, knowledge checks and revision. Pace varies.
Is this course accredited for CLE credit?
No. Estateur courses are practical attorney training and do not provide CLE credit, specialist certification or a guarantee of competence.
What does the $499 purchase include?
The one-time $499 purchase includes lifetime access to the Texas track and its future updates. It does not unlock the other 49 state tracks.
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