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Estate Planning Lawyer in Dallas, TX

Secure Your Legacy with Confidence and Clarity

Key Takeaway

Estate planning is more than just writing a will—it’s about protecting what matters most. We help you put clear, personalized plans in place to take care of your family, your wishes, and your future.

Most people put off estate planning—not because they don’t care, but because they care deeply. Thinking about “what happens if” can feel uncomfortable. But there’s real peace in having answers.

At Flatiron Legal Advisors, we help you turn those hard conversations into something steady, tangible, and life-giving. A good estate plan is more than a set of documents—it’s a quiet act of protection, clarity, and love.

If you’re in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area (DFW) and want to ensure your family is supported, your wishes are respected, and your legacy is honored, we’re here to help you get it right.

You Don’t Need to Be Wealthy to Need an Estate Plan

You don’t need a mansion in Highland Park or an investment portfolio to need an estate plan. You just need people you care about—and a desire to make things easier for them when the time comes.

We serve a broad range of clients across Dallas-Fort Worth:

  • Parents with young children
  • Adults caring for aging loved ones
  • Professionals planning for retirement
  • Business owners protecting their life’s work
  • Individuals facing major life transitions—marriage, divorce, relocation, or loss

No two lives are the same. Your estate plan shouldn’t be either.

Our Estate Planning Services in Dallas

We approach estate planning like a conversation, not a transaction. Our job is to listen, understand your priorities, and build a strategy that reflects who you are and what you want to protect.

Wills

A Will ensures your property goes where you intend, names guardians for your children, and appoints someone you trust to manage your estate. Without one, Texas decides—often in ways that don’t reflect your relationships, values, or intentions.

We draft Wills that are crystal clear, enforceable, and built around your real-life relationships. No guesswork. No confusion for your family.

Trusts

Not everyone needs a trust—but when you do, it can be one of the most effective planning tools available.

We help Dallas clients create:

  • Revocable Living Trusts to avoid probate and provide control during life and after death
  • Irrevocable Trusts for tax protection or Medicaid planning
  • Special Needs Trusts to care for vulnerable loved ones
  • Charitable Trusts for philanthropic goals
  • Pet Trusts (yes, really—because for many, family includes four legs)

Trusts aren’t just for the ultra-wealthy. They’re for people who want flexibility, protection, and privacy.

Powers of Attorney

Estate planning isn’t only about death—it’s also about what happens if you’re alive but unable to act.

We help you prepare:

  • Durable Financial Power of Attorney – names someone to manage your bills, accounts, and financial decisions
  • Medical Power of Attorney – appoints a trusted person to speak with your doctors and make healthcare decisions if you can’t

Without these, your loved ones may face court involvement just to access your accounts or make basic medical choices.

Advance Directives

If you’re ever seriously ill or injured, your advance directive (also known as a living will) can make a painful time easier for your family. It tells doctors whether you want life-sustaining measures—and in what situations. No one should have to guess what you would have wanted. This document lifts that burden.

HIPAA Releases

Even spouses and adult children can be blocked from getting your medical information without your permission. A HIPAA release makes sure those closest to you can get answers when it matters most.

What Estate Planning Looks Like With Us

Here’s how we work—and why it makes a difference.

We Lead With Humanity

This isn’t just law to us. It’s your life, your family, your story. We’re not here to push paperwork. We’re here to make sure you feel seen, heard, and supported.

We take the time to explain your options, talk through scenarios, and answer the questions you didn’t even know you had.

We Keep It Clear

We avoid legal jargon and endless lectures. You’ll understand what you’re signing—and why it matters. You’ll walk away with a plan that actually makes sense to you.

We’re With You for the Long Term

Life changes. So should your plan. Whether it’s a new child, a new home, or a new chapter, we offer affordable updates so your estate plan stays aligned with your life.

Why Estate Planning Matters in Texas

Every state has its own rules—and Texas is no exception.

  • If you die without a Will, Texas intestacy laws will distribute your property. That could mean leaving assets to relatives you’re estranged from—or excluding those you love most.
  • Probate in counties in the DFW area can be slow and public. A trust-based plan may avoid it entirely.
  • If you become incapacitated without legal documents in place, your family could be forced to go to court for guardianship—an expensive, stressful process that’s entirely preventable.

We help you plan ahead so you (and the people who love you) don’t have to scramble later.

Frequently Asked Questions

“How do I know if I need a Will or a Trust?”

It depends on your goals. If you want to keep things simple and don’t mind your estate going through probate, a Will may be enough. If you want to avoid probate, plan for blended families, or protect assets for children or special needs dependents, a trust might be better.

We’ll walk you through it—no upselling, just what actually fits your needs.

“I’m not old. Should I still be planning?”

Yes. Estate planning isn’t just about age. It’s about responsibility. Parents. Homeowners. Entrepreneurs. Anyone with something to protect—and someone to protect it for.

“How long does the process take?”

In most cases, we can complete your estate plan within 2–3 weeks. For urgent situations, we offer expedited services.

Serving Families Across Dallas and Beyond

Flatiron Legal Advisors works with individuals and families across:

  • Dallas
  • Fort Worth
  • Plano
  • Lakewood
  • Park Cities
  • Richardson
  • Addison
  • Irving
  • Garland
  • Frisco
  • And surrounding North Texas communities

Whether you prefer to meet in-person or handle everything virtually, we adapt to your pace and your preferences.

Get Started On Your Estate Plan With Flatiron Legal Advisors

You’ve likely been meaning to do this for a while. Most people do.

Maybe it’s been on your to-do list since your first child was born. Or since you bought your home. Or since your parents started showing signs of memory loss. That feeling—that you should “get this handled”? It’s there for a reason.

Let’s cross this off your list together.

Schedule Your Consultation Today

Flatiron Legal Advisors is here to help you plan wisely, act compassionately, and rest easier, knowing you’ve protected what matters.

Call us today or request a consultation online.

Estate planning doesn’t have to be intimidating. It just has to be done right—and done with care.

The Team Behind Your Case

Behind every successful case is a lawyer who knows how to get results. At Flatiron Legal Advisors, our team brings sharp legal insight and a practical approach to solving problems. We focus on what moves the needle—strong advocacy, smart strategy, and a commitment to getting the best possible outcome for you.

Soyoung An
Soyoung An
Estate Planning Attorney

As a licensed attorney, Soyoung provides compassionate yet strategic representation in matters of family law, probate, and estate planning. Whether guiding clients through the complexities of divorce, adoption, reproductive rights, or planning for the future, her approach balances empathy with a strong command of the law.

Nekia Bryant
Nekia Bryant
Contract Attorney

Dr. Nekia Bryant has committed her professional life to the service of others. She understands the challenges of economic limitations and has a passion to serve the underserved in both the legal and medical professions.

Randy Gunter
Randy Gunter
Estate Planning Attorney

Randy Gunter, a third generation native Texan, lives and works in Hays and Liberty Counties. Licensed to practice law in Texas in 2001, Randy spent his first few years at Bracewell & Patterson, working in both the public law and litigation sections of the firm.

Sarah Hebert
Sarah Hebert
Civil Litigation Attorney

I attended the University of Texas at Austin where I graduated with a bachelor’s in Government and a minor in Sociology. Afterwards, I attended Mercer University School of Law in Macon, Georgia and earned my Juris Doctorate in 2020 followed by becoming licensed to practice law in Texas.

Tiffany Little-Saunders
Tiffany Little-Saunders
Estate Planning Attorney

Tiffany Little-Saunders is a contract estate planning attorney with over a decade of legal experience, focusing her practice on estate planning, trust drafting, and estate administration.

Daniel MacNeil
Daniel J. MacNeil
Contract Attorney

Daniel J. MacNeil is an accomplished attorney with nearly twenty years of legal expertise, providing services to clients throughout San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country. His areas of specialization include Guardianships, Estate Planning, Probate, Veterans law, Entertainment and Sports, and Real Estate. Mr. MacNeil offers thoughtful and strategic guidance to individuals, families, and veterans facing intricate legal issues.

Leanna Poole
Leanna Poole
Estate Planning Attorney

Leanna is an Estate Planning Attorney dedicated to helping families protect what matters most. Leanna believes that peace of mind starts with a plan and is committed to making the process clear, personalized, and stress-free for every family.

Jesse Ramon
Jesse Ramon
Contract Attorney

I was born and raised in the small west Texas town of Menard, Texas, located along the banks of the San Saba River. After serving 4 years in the US Army, I obtained my degree from the University of Texas-San Antonio before earning my Juris Doctor degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law.

Robert Thomson
Robert Thomson
Estate Planning Attorney

Robert Thomson practices estate planning, probate, business transactions, and family law. He is an alumnus of the University of Louisiana-Monroe and received the Juris Doctor degree from South Texas College of Law-Houston in 2012.

Shondra Williams
Shondra Williams
Estate Planning Attorney

Originally from LaPlace, Louisiana, Shondra has had a passion for law since she was just six years old. Her commitment to justice and advocacy propelled her to pursue a legal career, first with her Paralegal degree, then her law degree.

Soyoung An
Nekia Bryant
Randy Gunter
Sarah Hebert
Tiffany Little-Saunders
Daniel MacNeil
Leanna Poole
Jesse Ramon
Robert Thomson
Shondra Williams
Meet the team

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