Business Succession & Estate Planning Lawyers In Bryan, Texas

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Probate | Business Law | Personal Injury | Estate Planning

With deep ties to the local community we are proud to serve the citizens of the Brazos Valley.

Our firm prides itself on offering a broad range of legal services designed to help our community and its families thrive. From navigating the intricacies of estate planning and probate to resolving complex business disputes or taking a stand in court for your defense, we will be your legal guides and champions.

Trusted Lawyers Serving Bryan And College Station Families And Businesses

Trusted by Aggieland families to handle their most important moments throughout their lives because we consistently deliver effective, discrete, and prompt service.

Throughout the Brazos Valley our work connects us to the individuals and families that make up the hearts of our communities. Communities whose rights we help protect, whether that is through estate planning to protect legacies, by helping businesses start off on the right foot, or by stepping in to help injury and accident victims cover their medical bills and obtain compensation.

The residents in the greater College Station-Bryan area have trusted us to represent them because they got the answers they needed and felt guided and cared for through their legal issues. You, too, can get the answers you need by calling our office and asking for a consultation.

Client-Focused Estate Planning For Families In The Brazos Valley

We’re here to help you prepare for the inevitable and the eventual, crafting strong and personalized estate plans to protect your families and legacies while diminishing the burden of probate.

Whether you are just starting a family or you are looking back proudly on the generations you will pass your legacy on to, if you have not yet created an estate plan, it is time to reach out and begin.

We’re Ready To Walk With You Through The Texas Probate Process

When we lose a loved one, their affairs, assets, and property need to be gathered and formally transferred to the beneficiaries they are left to; this generally happens through the probate process.

Like any legal procedure, the probate process in Texas can be scary – but does not have to be. With our guidance you will be able to smoothly administer their estate and avoid or resolve any conflicts and complications as quickly as possible.

Probate

The probate process can be daunting and confusing. The Law Office of Fred Medina can help guide you through the process and ensure that the wishes of your loved one are carried out.

Guardianship

If you need to establish guardianship for a loved one, The Law Office of Fred Medina can help guide you through the process and ensure that their needs are met.

Estate Planning

Planning for the future is important. The Law Office of Fred Medina can help you create a comprehensive estate plan that protects your assets and ensures that your wishes are followed.

Personal Injury

At The Law Office of Fred Medina, we understand the turmoil and stress that can come from a personal injury. That's why we work tirelessly to ensure that our clients receive the care and compensation they deserve.

Practice Areas

Probate, Estate Planning & Guardianship

Personal Injury

Family Law

Business Law

You Can Always Count On Our Brazos Valley Attorneys

As legal allies to the Brazos community and everyone around it, if you are struggling with the legal realities of death, aging, or injury, we are here to help. Here are just some examples of when you might want to call our office:

If a loved one has passed away, we will help you through the probate process, from the administration of their will to the last payment to debtors and beneficiaries.
If an aging parent is unable to care for themselves physically or financially, our team can work with you both to create a guardianship that will help you both find security.
If you have assets, including a home, business or other source of wealth, we can help you protect them while you are alive and preserve them after you pass on while avoiding any conflict that might divide your family.
If you have been injured in a car or truck accident, a personal injury attorney will help you get the financial compensation you need.

If you are planning to start or expand your business, have a conflict with a business partner, or need to set up contracts, our team will be proud to add you to the list of local businesses we support.

Legal Support Throughout Life’s Trials In Texas

The law is never put into practice in a vacuum; our services stand out in part because we keep multiple legal fields in mind: whenever we work on one, we never neglect how it can interact with another. Probate, guardianship, personal injury claims and estate planning can easily overlap, especially during life’s more difficult moments.

For example, if the victim of a car crash is left incapacitated, they may need a legal guardian, and it is their estate planning documents that will empower trusted loved ones to make decisions on their behalf, telling doctors how to proceed.

If a person passes away after an accident and a wrongful death suit is won against the trucking company that caused their death, that money will go into their estate and be distributed according to the wishes they laid out in a will during the probate process.

When legal areas intersect, we help you see and plan the bigger picture.

Need A Lawyer You Can Count On In The Brazos Valley? Call The Law Office Of Fred Medina Today.

What People Say

“Amazing and professional lawyer. Fred Medina is very informative and works hard for every single client. Highly recommended.”

– A Satisfied Client

Meet Our Founder Fred Medina

Fred Medina is a native of the Brazos County Area and a graduate of Bryan High School. Upon graduation, he served in the United States Army in the Field Artillery. After serving in the Army, Fred returned to Bryan/College Station to attend Texas A&M, graduating in 1995. In 2004, Fred earned his law degree from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law.

Fred served as an assistant to the Attorney General for the State of Texas. Demonstrating Fred's capacity to handle legal matters at a high level and his commitment to public service. Today, Fred takes the experience and lessons from the Attorney General's Office and applies them to his private practice in the fields of estate planning, personal injury, business law and probate law.

Fred Medina is deeply connected to the Brazos Valley. He has a comprehensive understanding of the issues that matter most to the families and communities of the area – and is driven to have a positive impact on the lives that he serves.

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216 N Bryan Avenue, Suite 110, Bryan, TX 77803

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Texas Estate Planning FAQs

Q: How Will My Business Run After I Pass?

A: Your business is part of your legacy, and that means that unless you take steps to plan ahead and work with an attorney on a succession plan, you will have very little say in how it is run after you pass on.

On the other hand, if you place it in a trust or make other succession arrangements, it and your legacy will carry on under your direction for generations.

Q: Do I Need A Will Or Living Trust?

A: What estate planning documents you need will depend on your financial situation, the complexity of your goals, and what special provisions and instructions you wish to include. If you want your family to avoid the burdens of probate, however, a living trust will be necessary.

Q: When Should I Start Estate Planning?

A: Now. It is never too early to think about the future and what you are leaving behind for your loved ones. But it can quickly and unexpectedly become too late.