A will that names who raises your children. A deed that keeps your home out of probate. A plan your family can actually use. I'm Dylan James — I draft it myself, at a flat fee, and explain every page in plain language. English y español.
Flat fees · No call screeners · You talk directly to the attorney · English y español
The cruelest deadline in law is this one: a plan only works if it's finished in time. Most families I meet aren't avoiding estate planning because they don't care — they're avoiding it because they think it's complicated, expensive, or morbid. It's none of those things when it's done right.
You talk to the attorney, not a paralegal or a form generator. I draft your documents myself, quote a flat fee up front so you know the cost before we start, and walk you through every page in plain language — in English or Spanish.
Package pricing available when several documents are engaged together.
A will is how you tell a court who raises your children if you can't. Without one, that decision belongs to a judge who never met your family.
A Lady Bird deed passes your home to whoever you name — automatically, outside probate — while you keep the right to sell, borrow, or change your mind.
Property in Mexico or heirs abroad? A Texas will doesn't reach foreign real estate on its own. Your plan should be built for both sides of the border.
Big companies have a lawyer on call for every decision that matters. Now you can too — whether you run a business, freelance, or simply want someone in your corner before things become a crisis.
General Counsel isn't only for corporations. Individuals benefit just as much: reviewing a contract before you sign, understanding your rights after a dispute, protecting your assets before a problem arises, or just having a trusted attorney to call with questions — without hourly billing anxiety.
Startups, small businesses, and growing companies need the same legal protection as Fortune 500 firms — without the in-house legal budget. I serve as your go-to attorney for the questions that come up every week.
You don't need to own a business to benefit from having an attorney you trust. Life throws legal questions at everyone — lease agreements, employment contracts, disputes with landlords, insurance issues, family matters.
An injury settlement creates money that needs protecting. A cross-border family needs a plan that works in two countries. A business owner needs a succession plan, not just a will. Because I handle all of it, your estate plan accounts for your whole life — not just the documents you came in asking for.
At a big firm, your case gets passed down the ladder. Here, the lawyer you meet on day one is the lawyer who answers your calls, drafts your documents, and stands next to you in court — or across the table in a boardroom.
Estate planning is where I spend most of my time now, and it is the most rewarding work I do. It is the rare area of law where you get to help someone before anything has gone wrong — where an afternoon of careful work spares a family months of court, cost, and conflict at the worst moment of their lives.
When you call, you reach me. We'll talk through your situation in English or Spanish, and I'll tell you honestly whether and how I can help.
You'll know exactly which documents you need, what each one does, and what the whole plan costs — quoted up front, in writing, before any work begins.
We sign with proper Texas formalities, record the deeds, and make sure accounts and beneficiary designations actually match the plan. An unfunded plan is the most common failure I see — we don't stop until yours is finished.
Most couples assume everything goes to the spouse. In Texas it often doesn't — and the result surprises almost everyone.
Warranty, quitclaim, and Lady Bird deeds — which one keeps your home out of probate, and the mistake that quietly defeats a plan.
Property in Mexico or heirs abroad? A Texas will doesn't reach foreign real estate on its own.
I work primarily with clients and businesses along the Grapevine–Southlake–Alliance–Denton corridor. It's a fast-growing part of North Texas full of small businesses, new families, and people building something — exactly the clients this practice was built for.
Small business general counsel, estate planning, and injury representation for Grapevine families and business owners.
Trusts, wills, deed transfers, and ongoing counsel for Southlake professionals, entrepreneurs, and families.
General counsel for logistics, trucking, warehousing, and the businesses driving growth along the Alliance corridor.
Immigration, personal injury, and estate planning for Denton families — bilingual representation in English and Spanish.
Not in one of these cities? That's fine. I'm licensed across the State of Texas, appear in the Dallas Immigration Court and federal courts in the Northern District of Texas, and handle matters throughout the Metroplex and beyond. Virtual consultations are available statewide.
Also serving: Colleyville · Keller · Roanoke · Trophy Club · Westlake · Flower Mound · Lewisville · Coppell · Euless · Bedford · Hurst · Haslet · Justin · Argyle · Corinth · Lake Dallas · North Fort Worth · Dallas
Nobody plans to be unprepared. It happens because the paperwork felt like something that could wait one more year. If you have children, a home, or anyone who depends on you, this is worth an hour of your time. Call and we'll figure out what you actually need — I'll tell you honestly if that's less than you thought.
English y español. If I'm in court or with a client, leave a message and I'll return your call the same day.
In-person meetings available in Grapevine, Southlake, the Alliance corridor, and Denton — plus virtual consultations statewide. English or Spanish.