Holman Law LLP is an estate planning law firm in Dallas, TX specializing in probate, revocable trusts, and business legal services for its clients. We also represent individuals who seek long-term care planning; especially families whose spouses and adult children are faced with an immediate, custodial-care situation.
We take a comprehensive approach to creating your estate plan based on your individual and family needs.
We specialize in drafting documents that meet your current goals as well as contemplate your future plans so your trust can support you and your family over your lifetime and theirs.
If you need representation in probate court, advice about how to obtain Letters Testamentary,, or would like to avoid probate court completely, we can help!
Be prepared for the unexpected by having your medical power of attorney, healthcare directives, and eldercare options in place.
Simplify probate, avoid family strife, and create peace of mind with a thoughtfully drafted document.
Contacting the firm is free. The care of you and your family situation is of the utmost importance and strictest confidence. Planning for the unexpected can seem unsettling. It is our goal to put you at ease.
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Our law firm offers insights and services in estate planning, including power of attorney, wills, trusts, and long-term care.
Find answers to your questions about planning for the future; for your loved ones, your estate, and/or help in a crisis situation.
Office located in Dallas, Texas. Licensed in both California and Texas. Meetings are available at the office, via phone, or video conference.
Read our blog for legal tips and news to keep you informed of the latest changes to Texas state laws affecting estate owners, their families, and elder care matters.
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