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Attorney James N. Voeller, Rebecca L. Jaroszewski and Rebekah Meeks Schement

Dedicated Trusts Attorney In San Antonio, Texas

Last updated on September 22, 2025

Planning for the future often requires careful steps to protect family, assets and wishes. One of the most effective tools available is the creation of a trust. Trusts allow individuals to set clear guidelines for managing and distributing property. Because trusts vary in purpose and complexity, working with an experienced estate planning attorney is essential. A knowledgeable lawyer can explain options, prepare documents properly and help ensure the trust aligns with your goals.

At The Voeller Law Firm, we have over 70 years of combined experience serving families in San Antonio, Texas. Over the decades, we have guided clients through many estate planning decisions with care and skill. Our team understands that creating a trust is not just about documents but about protecting what matters most.

What Are The Common Types Of Trusts In Texas?

While some trusts, such as irrevocable trusts, revocable trusts, testamentary trusts and special needs trusts, are often discussed, several other vital types are worth considering. Each offers unique benefits depending on your circumstances. Other key trusts we usually see families in San Antonio, Texas, explore include:

  • Charitable trusts: These allow you to leave assets to a charitable organization while possibly gaining tax benefits. They are a meaningful way to support causes you care about for years.
  • Pet trusts: For many, pets are family. A pet trust sets funds aside to help ensure your animals are cared for according to your instructions.
  • Crummey trusts: These trusts make it possible to gift assets to beneficiaries while taking advantage of annual gift tax exclusions.
  • A-B trusts: Often used by married couples, these help reduce estate taxes by splitting assets into two trusts after one spouse dies.
  • Spendthrift trusts: These protect beneficiaries who may not be financially responsible by restricting how and when they can access funds.
  • Generation-skipping trusts: Designed to pass wealth directly to grandchildren or later generations, this type of trust may help reduce estate taxes.

Each of these trusts addresses different needs, and choosing the right one depends on personal goals. We can guide you in finding the best fit.

Let Us Plan Together

If you are considering creating a trust in San Antonio, Texas, our experienced attorneys at The Voeller Law Firm are here to answer your questions and help protect your future.

Call us at 210-985-2741 today or reach out online, and let us walk beside you in planning for what matters most. Free appointments are available.