Estate planning isn’t about wealth. It’s about making sure the people you love are cared for and your wishes are honored, no matter what. Anna helps Texas families put the right documents in place – clearly, correctly, and without the overwhelm.
In Texas, a will lets you decide who inherits your property, who raises your minor children, and who carries out your wishes. Without one, the state’s intestate succession laws decide for you – which often means delays, added cost, and outcomes your family wouldn’t have chosen. A valid Texas will requires that you be at least 18 and of sound mind, and that the document be signed and witnessed properly.
A complete plan goes beyond the will itself. Powers of attorney let someone you trust handle financial and medical decisions if you can’t, and a medical directive records your healthcare wishes in advance. For parents, naming a guardian for your children may be the single most important protection the plan provides. Anna makes sure each piece is drafted correctly and works together.
A good plan is simple to understand and built to work when it’s needed. Anna keeps it clear and makes sure nothing important is missed.
The foundation of your plan - directing who inherits what, and naming the executor who carries out your wishes. Anna drafts a will that’s clear, valid under Texas law, and built to hold up.
If something happens to you, who raises your children? Anna helps you name the guardian you trust, so the decision is never left to a court or to chance.
Documents that let someone you choose manage your finances and honor your healthcare wishes if you’re ever unable to. Essential, and often overlooked.
Life changes - marriages, births, moves, and new assets. Anna reviews existing documents and updates them so your plan always reflects your life as it is now.
No surprises. Anna keeps clients informed at every stage - from strategy discussions to court filings - so you always know where your case stands.
Every document submitted on time. Every deadline anticipated. Every argument prepared weeks before it's needed. Preparation is Anna's competitive advantage.
Family law cases are personal. Anna treats each client as an individual with a unique story - not a case number - and advocates accordingly.
Born and raised here. Anna understands the values and needs of Woodlands families because she is one - and she's committed to serving her neighbors.
Putting a plan in place is more straightforward than most people expect. Here’s how Anna guides you through it.
Anna starts by understanding your family, your assets, and what matters most to you. No jargon, no pressure - just a clear conversation about what you want to protect and who you want to protect it for.
Anna drafts your will and supporting documents, tailored to your situation and built to satisfy Texas requirements. You’ll review everything in plain language and ask as many questions as you need.
Your documents are signed and witnessed correctly - the step that makes them legally valid. Anna makes sure everything is executed properly and you know exactly where to keep it.
Protect your individual assets and define financial expectations before marriage. A well-drafted prenup protects both parties — and often strengthens a relationship by resolving hard conversations early.
Already married and want to clarify financial arrangements? A postnuptial agreement provides the same protections as a prenup — for couples who didn't have one, or whose circumstances have changed.
When spouses agree to live apart before filing for divorce, a separation agreement documents key terms — finances, property use, and child arrangements — providing legal clarity during a difficult transition.
Born and raised in Houston, Anna has spent her career standing beside families in The Woodlands and surrounding communities during their most challenging moments. She brings fluency in English, Hindi, and Urdu – ensuring every client is fully understood and fully represented.
J.D., South Texas College of Law
B.A., Univ. of Houston – Cum Laude
Texas Bar · Florida Bar
English, Hindi, Urdu
These are the questions Anna hears most from clients navigating Wills & Family Planning in Texas. If yours isn’t listed, the answer is simple: schedule a confidential consultation.
Your estate is divided according to Texas intestate succession laws – a fixed formula that may not match your wishes, and one that can mean a longer, costlier process for your family. A will lets you decide instead of the state.
You can write one yourself, but small mistakes – improper witnessing, unclear language – can invalidate it or trigger disputes after you’re gone, when it’s too late to fix. Anna makes sure it’s done right the first time.
Yes – and it’s one of the most important reasons parents create a will. You can designate the person you trust to raise your children, rather than leaving that decision to a court.
Your executor carries out your wishes – paying debts, distributing property, handling paperwork. Most people choose a trusted, organized family member or friend. Anna can help you think it through.
Review it after major life events – marriage, divorce, a new child, a significant change in assets, or a move to a new state. Anna can update an existing will rather than starting over.
Texas does recognize handwritten (holographic) wills under specific conditions, but they’re easy to get wrong and often lead to disputes. A properly drafted, witnessed will is far safer.
Anna has helped hundreds of individuals navigate divorce with clarity and confidence. The first step is a private, no-obligation conversation completely confidential.
