What to Expect During an Initial Consultation
When you’re facing a legal issue involving your family, your future, or your children, it’s normal to feel uncertain about what comes next.
An initial consultation is designed to provide:
✅ clarity
✅ a structured plan
✅ and realistic next steps.
Whether you are planning for your family’s future through estate planning, navigating probate after a death, or facing a family law matter, our goal is the same:
We help you understand what matters, what your options are, and what your next steps should be.
What Is an Initial Consultation?
An initial consultation is a scheduled meeting where we:
review the facts of your situation
identify legal issues involved
discuss your goals
explain your options
and outline a plan forward.
This is not a sales pitch. It is a strategy meeting.
What We Typically Cover
Depending on your situation, your consultation may include:
✅ Legal Overview
We explain how Texas law applies to your issue and what the legal process generally involves.
✅ Risk and Reality Assessment
We help you understand:
what the court or legal system can and cannot do
what risks exist
and what common mistakes to avoid.
✅ Strategy and Next Steps
We outline a plan for:
what needs to happen next
what documents you need
what timelines to expect
and what decisions you may need to make.
What You Should Bring to Your Consultation
You do not have to bring everything — but helpful items may include:
court orders or legal paperwork
financial documents (if property or support is involved)
any prior estate planning documents
correspondence or communication records (when relevant)
a written timeline of key events
your list of questions and concerns.
Bringing key documents helps us give more accurate guidance.
What You Can Expect From Us
Our firm is built on:
education
preparation
ethical advocacy
and people-first planning.
You can expect:
✅ clear communication
✅ structured guidance
✅ respect for your situation
✅ and honest answers about what’s realistic.
What Happens After the Consultation?
After the consultation, you may choose to:
move forward with representation
start an estate planning engagement
initiate probate assistance
or take time to decide your next steps.
Either way, you will leave with a clearer understanding of your options.
Ready to talk through your next step
The right legal guidance can reduce stress, prevent costly mistakes, and help you make informed decisions.
Schedule your initial consultation today.