Round Rock, Texas
Round Rock Estate Planning & Probate Attorney
Sophisticated Legal Representation in Pflugerville & Throughout the State of Texas
Legal decisions involving your family, estate, or business can have lasting consequences. You need an attorney who will work to protect your rights and interests in and out of the courtroom.
At The J.D. Wilson Law Firm, you’ll receive the full attention of our experienced Round Rock lawyers. We’ll work closely with you to understand the legal options available and identify practical solutions that serve your objectives. We represent people and businesses across Texas in matters of varying complexity and scope. When you need a trusted and dedicated Round Rock lawyer, turn to The J.D. Wilson Law Firm in Texas.
Our practice focuses on estate planning, probate, and business law for clients in Round Rock and throughout Texas. Joshua D. Wilson earned his Juris Doctor from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 2013 and has practiced as a licensed attorney in Travis and Williamson counties since then.
Call (512) 355-1161 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation with our Round Rock lawyers today. We offer flexible payment plans and provide legal services in English and Portuguese.
An Experienced Small Business Owner
Our founder, Joshua D. Wilson, knows what goes into starting, managing, and growing a small business. We draw on this firsthand experience when advising owners and managers. If your business faces an obstacle that warrants legal attention, we’re prepared to provide the representation your company requires. Joshua is a skilled litigator who understands insurance conflicts, landlord disputes, and other challenges that can disrupt a company. We’ll work diligently to protect your interests and advance your business goals.
Before law school, Joshua worked in the corporate insurance industry. He frequently litigated insurance disputes before founding our firm, giving him practical insight into policy reviews and insurance-related conflicts.
Our business law services include:
- Business formation and incorporation
- Contract drafting, negotiation, and review
- Intellectual property matters
- Litigation and dispute resolution
- Strategic planning and insurance policy reviews
- Mergers and acquisitions support
Call (512) 355-1161 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation with our Round Rock lawyers today.
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Protect Your Legacy
with Our Help
To control what happens to your estate if you become incapacitated or pass away, you need to put the appropriate estate planning tools in place. Our team at The J.D. Wilson Law Firm helps individuals from all walks of life protect themselves, their loved ones, and their most valuable assets. We explain the available arrangements and provide personalized advice for building a robust estate plan. Our Round Rock law firm also has extensive experience handling estate administration and regularly represents personal representatives in probate.
Our probate work includes:
- Authenticating the will when one exists
- Inventorying and appraising estate assets
- Paying valid debts and taxes
- Distributing the remaining property to heirs and beneficiaries
We guide personal representatives through these stages while addressing the court requirements that apply to the estate.
Joshua's Great-Grandfather Helped Build the San Jacinto Monument
Read What Our Clients Have to Say
Client feedback offers another perspective on the communication and personal attention we provide throughout a legal matter.
Hear from Those Who Have Walked in Your Shoes Before.
Their experiences show how we approach legal concerns and work with the people we represent. Discover their stories and outcomes.
The J.D. Wilson Law Firm is family-owned and operated. We support local businesses and nonprofit organizations throughout Williamson County.
Our community involvement includes:
- Participating in the Pflugerville Rotary Club
- Supporting Texas Humane Heroes Non-Profit and Cross Life Christian Academy
- Serving on the Texas State Bar’s Disciplinary Committee
- Supporting the local nonprofit Seedling organization
Discuss Your Legal Needs with Our Firm
Individuals, families, personal representatives, and business owners can contact us about estate planning, probate, and business law matters. An initial consultation allows you to explain your situation, identify immediate concerns, and discuss available legal options.
We provide attentive counsel based on your circumstances and objectives, and you can use our contact form to schedule your consultation.
Call (512) 355-1161 to speak with our firm about your next step.
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"Hardworking HONEST law firm!"Hardworking HONEST law firm! Highly recommend!- Lana P.
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"He is extremely proficient and knowledgeable."Josh assisted in end-of-life documents and is my attorney for additional legal needs. He is extremely proficient and knowledgeable. I am grateful for his honesty and kindness.- Brenda H.
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"Josh is an expert on making sure your assets (property, finances, and family) are taken care of when you are gone."His attention to detail is second to none. He did a great job putting together my sister-in-law’s will so if anything happens to she and her husband, her kids and assets are taken care of and don’t become wards of the state.- Marc M.
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"Mr. Wilson is certainly the best representative of the profession that we've met."Josh is personable, flexible, and very easy to work with, and he made us feel like his biggest clients. After an initial telephone discussion, we dealt primarily via email and once the final versions were ready we went to his office to sign the documents i- Robin C.
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"Josh has a genuine interest in helping his clients solve their problems in the most effective way possible."I highly recommend Josh Wilson to anyone in need of an attorney for estate matters. I was referred to Josh by a friend, and I am so happy I consulted with him.- Meg T.
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"Josh is very knowledgeable, friendly and customer-centric."He put us at ease and was willing to go that extra mile to explain and help us through the process. Very meticulous and thorough in assuring all of our requests were included. I recommend him to anyone I can!- Mrpfranks P.
The J.D. Wilson Law Firm Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: If I Make My Estate Plan Now, Can I Change It Later?
A: Yes – and you should! You should revisit your estate plan anytime you experience a life-changing event, like a marriage or divorce, the birth or adoption of a child, significant financial or tax changes, or a death in the family.
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Q: What Is Probate?
A: Probate is the court-supervised process used to authenticate your will (if you have one) and settle your estate after you die. The probate process includes inventorying and appraising a decedent’s assets, paying their debts and taxes, and distributing their assets to heirs and beneficiaries.
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Q: What Is a Last Will and Testament?
A: A last will and testament, or simply a will is a legal document that outlines your final wishes regarding the distribution of your assets after your death. If you have minor children, you can also use your will to spell out your wishes concerning their care. You should also name an executor in your will, so the court knows who will be in charge of carrying out your final wishes.
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Q: What Happens If I Don’t Have a Will?
A: If you don’t have a will, your assets will be decided by state statutes via intestate succession. This can create conflict and confusion among your surviving loved ones and lead to decisions you may not have agreed with. If you want your final wishes to be communicated and followed, you need a will!
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Q: What Is a Trust?
A: A trust is a fiduciary relationship in which one party (the trustor) gives another party (the trustee) the right to look after important assets for the benefit of a third party (the beneficiary). If you want to leave behind conditional gifts, you can do so with a trust. Trusts also give you more control over how and when your assets are distributed, and in some cases, help you avoid taxes and processing delays.
The rules for setting up a trust in Texas can be complicated, so be sure to ask an attorney for help.
Our Values
Community involvement and giving back are important components of our firm’s mission, which is why we have a history of supporting local businesses and non-profit organizations in Williamson County. Our legal services are designed to help individuals and businesses succeed, and we endeavor to offer the most cost-effective representation possible. We are also results-oriented and deeply invested in your case. When you hire our team, we will utilize all of our resources and provide the attentive, tailored services you deserve. We are ready to help you overcome whatever legal challenge you are facing. Contact us online or call (512) 355-1161 to explore your options with a Round Rock attorney.
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Deeply Invested in Your Case
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Tailored Service to Help You Succeed
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