Texas Estate Planning CLEs – 2025 Roundup

Written By Kamilla Chmarny

Meeting your Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) requirements each year can sometimes feel like an obligation, but from another perspective, we’re lucky to have chosen a profession that allows us to keep learning.  We’re even luckier to have so many options, thanks to the hard work of conference chairs, committees, speakers, and dedicated organizers.

As we plan our schedules for the year, our lawyers are taking a look at upcoming estate planning and probate CLE opportunities in Texas. We greatly value our local bar and other Austin-specific programs, but for the Texas legal community, below are some state-wide programs we’ve enjoyed in the past (and a few that are new to us):

Upcoming Estate Planning CLEs

1. Handling Your First (or Next) Estate Administration

  • Date: March 28, 2025

  • Location: Austin, Texas

  • MCLE Credit: 6.5 hours (including 1 hour of ethics)

  • More Info: TexasBarCLE website

2. Advanced Estate Planning Strategies

  • Date: April 24-25, 2025

  • Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico

  • MCLE Credit: 13 hours (including 3 hours of ethics)

  • More Info: TexasBarCLE website

3. Intermediate Estate Planning Course

  • Date: June 3, 2025

  • Location: San Antonio, Texas

  • MCLE Credit: 6.5 hours (including 1.25 hours of ethics)

  • More Info: TexasBarCLE website

4. Advanced Estate Planning and Probate Course

  • Date: June 4-6, 2025

  • Location: San Antonio, Texas

  • MCLE Credit: 20 hours (including 3 hours of ethics)

  • More Info: TexasBarCLE website

5. Estate Planning, Guardianship, and Elder Law Conference

  • Date: July 31-August 1, 2025

  • Location: San Antonio, Texas

  • MCLE Credit: 20 hours (including 3 hours of ethics)

  • More Info: UT Law CLE website

6. Estate Planning and Probate Drafting

7. Stanley M. Johanson Estate Planning Workshop

 8. (Past for this year) Texas Tech Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal CLE and Expo

Say hello!

Glenn, Julia, and Melissa will each be attending some of these programs and we’d love to meet you if you’re there, too.

Have we missed any great courses?  Send us a message at info@texasprobate.com so we can add it to the list. 

Kamilla Chmarny
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