About Us
We know how to best protect your assets for your beneficiaries when you can no longer do it.
What is The Law Firm of Ross F. Tew?
We are legal experts who are admitted to practice law and who are fully aware of all applicable federal and state legislation pertaining to estates. We can make sure that everything is covered when it comes to how your estate will be evaluated, inventoried, distributed, and taxed after your death.
We Should Work Together If You…
- Work hard to create the life you wanted and ensure your assets are in the hands of individuals you can trust.
- Want to ascertain that your children and other dependents are being cared for by a person you can rely on.
- Got divorced or separated and want your estate to go to a charity you care about instead of your ex-spouse.
- Understand the importance of planning now and securing an easy life for your loved ones after your death.
Estate planning is not only for retired individuals with substantial wealth. It might be even more crucial in situations such as unexpected death. Imagine that you have the chance to live to 100 years old. By the time you reach the age of 100, you will have seen your loved ones enjoying the possessions you worked so hard to amass, and you would want to ensure that it will always be this way. In such situations, estate planning is important for someone to have peace of mind knowing their wishes are followed even in their absence. Because the future is uncertain, estate planning is necessary.
Having a specific plan in place that accomplishes your objectives, making things simpler for your loved ones in the future, will give you the peace of mind you deserve.
Ross F. Tew
Attorney At Law & Founder
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ross F. Tew and what are his credentials?
Ross F. Tew is the founding attorney of the Law Firm of Ross F. Tew, P.C. He holds a Juris Doctor from Texas A&M University School of Law and is a member of the State Bar of Texas and the Tarrant County Probate Bar Association. Having focused on probate matters and estate administration for years, he adopts a personalized strategy, as no two people are the same, and guides clients through the estate administration and probate process.
Is estate planning only necessary for the elderly or wealthy?
No. The site notes that it’s a misconception that wills and estate plans are only for those with large assets or people over 65. Estate planning is for everyone. A properly written will can prevent unnecessary time, stress, and expense when you pass away. Even younger adults benefit from having a plan in place to protect their family and assets.
When should I consider creating or updating my estate plan?
Most people benefit from specialized estate planning records, and it’s never too early to start. Estate planning isn’t just for retirees or the wealthy; unexpected events can occur at any age. Creating or updating your plan now ensures your wishes are honored and provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
