Who Needs This

Estate planning is for everyone.

If you have minor children, real property, retirement accounts, a business interest, or anyone in your life who depends on you — you need a plan. Estate planning is not a wealth question. It is a control question.

  • Young families with minor children
  • Couples with blended families
  • Business owners & professionals
  • Real estate investors
  • Multi-generational ranch & farm families
  • Anyone facing a major life transition
Our Process

Five steps, thoroughly executed.

  1. 01
    Initial Consultation

    We discuss your family, assets, business interests, and what you want to protect. No documents yet — just listening.

  2. 02
    Plan Design

    We design the structure: which instruments, what trustees, what triggers, what tax treatment.

  3. 03
    Document Drafting

    Every document tailored — never templated. You review drafts and we revise until they match your intent precisely.

  4. 04
    Review & Signing

    Formal execution with witnesses and notarization. You leave with executed originals and a guided binder.

  5. 05
    Ongoing Updates

    Life changes — births, deaths, divorces, businesses sold, laws revised. Your plan should change with them.

LGR
Attorney Spotlight

Larissa Garcia Reyna

Founding Partner

Larissa leads the firm's estate planning practice with the precision and care these instruments demand. She partners with families and business owners across Texas to build comprehensive plans — from foundational wills to multi-generational trust structures — that protect what they have built.

  • State Bar of Texas, Licensed 2012
  • Estate Planning & Probate
  • Business Succession Counsel
  • RGV Bar Association
  • Mexican American Bar Association
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Austin
13341 W. US 290
Building 2
Austin, TX 78737
McAllen · RGV
4401 N. McColl Rd
McAllen, TX 78504
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