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Lone Star Counsel serves families, military and veteran households, business owners, and landowners across Greater San Antonio and the Hill Country. We meet clients by appointment at our Boerne office and by telephone or video throughout Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Guadalupe, and surrounding counties.
Deployments, relocations, and service-related benefits make durable and medical powers of attorney and up-to-date guardian nominations especially important. We coordinate the Texas plan with the records you already have.
Hill Country land often passes across generations and may carry agricultural valuation or co-ownership among siblings. The plan should address who will manage the land and how decisions will be made.
Long-held family enterprises benefit from coordinated buy-sell terms and a clear successor manager, so the business can continue if an owner dies or becomes incapacitated.
Related: Texas estate planning · Trusts · Business succession · Trust funding review
These are examples, not a complete list. We serve clients in every Texas community.
Most consultations and planning meetings can take place by telephone or video. Some steps may still require in-person action: a Texas will is generally signed before two credible witnesses, many documents must be notarized, deeds are recorded with the county clerk where the property is located, and probate or guardianship matters may require hearings in the county where they are filed. We explain which steps your matter requires and how they can be arranged.
Yes. We can discuss Texas documents that fit your circumstances and how they work alongside any documents prepared through military legal assistance.
Who will manage the land, how decisions and expenses will be shared, and whether an entity or trust would make co-ownership more workable. We review the options with you.
The Boerne office is by appointment only. Telephone and video meetings are available across Greater San Antonio.
Lone Star Counsel is a dba of Pratt Law Group, PLLC. Attorney advertising. General information only; not legal or tax advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation is subject to conflict review and an engagement agreement. Legal disclosures.
