Crow Law Legacy · San Antonio & Texas

Legacy Estate Planning
& Special Needs Planning

Protect the people you love. Prepare the people who will help them.

Educational seminars with Rick Crow and Liza McGinn, focused on the questions families need to ask before choosing a plan.

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Seminar series · Family legacy

Legacy Estate Planning

A practical introduction to coordinating your wishes, your property, and the people who may need to act for you.

Wills and trusts: the different roles they can play.
Financial and medical decisions during incapacity.
Beneficiary forms, ownership, and follow-through.
Guardian choices and planning across generations.
Questions to bring to an individual planning session.

Express interest in this seminar →Explore foundational planning →

Seminar series · Future support

Special Needs Planning

For parents, relatives, caregivers, and supporters considering the future of a person with disabilities.

Starting with the person’s goals and support needs.
Benefits-sensitive planning and funding questions.
Trustees, successors, and responsible administration.
Care guides, communication, and continuity.
Coordinating legal, financial, and benefits advisers.

Express interest in this seminar →Explore special-needs planning →

Upcoming sessions

Dates, locations, availability, and any attendance fees will be posted when confirmed. Contact the firm to express interest or ask about hosting a session. An inquiry does not reserve a seat or enroll you in a mailing list.

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Meet your presenters

Experience. Clear explanations. Practical questions.

Rick Crow

A Texas attorney since 2006 and Texas real estate broker since 2007, Rick brings a perspective shaped by families, property ownership, and business planning.

Liza McGinn

Liza’s background in education and special education law informs her work with families considering caregiving, future support, and estate-planning questions.

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Host a conversation for your community

Community organizations, caregiver groups, employers, and professional groups can contact the firm to discuss audience needs, topics, accessibility, and possible arrangements.

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Seminar questions

Do I need an existing estate plan to attend?

You can express interest whether you are starting a plan or reviewing older documents. Each session’s description will identify its intended audience.

Will a seminar provide advice about my individual situation?

Seminars provide general education. Individual recommendations require a separate discussion of your circumstances and an agreed scope of representation.

Can I ask about accessibility or accommodations?

Yes. Contact the firm before a scheduled session to discuss your needs and the arrangements available at that location.

Ready to discuss your own plan?

You do not need to wait for a seminar to request a planning conversation.

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General educational information only; not legal or tax advice. Please do not include confidential personal, medical, or financial information in a seminar inquiry.