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PRACTICE AREAS


We offer a wide range of services to meet every type of case.

ESTATE PLANNING

Our experienced attorneys can guide you through the estate planning process, including wills, trusts, and probate matters. Let us help you secure your legacy and provide peace of mind for your loved ones.



ESTATE ADMINISTRATION & PROBATE

Our experienced legal team understands the complexities of estate law and is dedicated to guiding you through the probate process with compassion and expertise.




BUSINESS LAW

Our experienced attorneys are dedicated to helping businesses navigate the complexities of legal regulations and contracts. From business formation to contract disputes, we provide expert guidance to protect your interests and ensure compliance with the law.



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KING ESTATE LAW, PLLC


Welcome to King Estate Law, PLLC, your trusted partner in legal excellence. At our San Antonio, Texas office, we are committed to providing unparalleled legal services to individuals and businesses alike. From the vibrant streets of San Antonio to the bustling corridors of Houston, Austin, Corpus Christi, and beyond, our reach extends far and wide.


As a team, we take pride in our warm and conversational approach, recognizing the unique needs of each client. We understand that legal matters can be daunting, but with us, you are not alone. We are here to guide you through the intricacies of the law, offering not just advice but a genuine partnership in securing your present and future.


Whether you are considering estate planning, dealing with probate, or navigating the complexities of business law, we have you covered. Our commitment to excellence is matched only by our dedication to your peace of mind.


Explore our website to discover how we can tailor our services to your specific needs. At King Estate Law, PLLC, it is not just about the law; it's about empowering you with the legal solutions you deserve.


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Why us

Providing tailored estate law services throughout South Texas from our conveniently located offices in San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Houston, and Austin. Our commitment is to guarantee that you receive individualized care and high-quality assistance for all your legal needs.


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With over 15 years of expertise in estate planning and business law, we bring a wealth of experience to our clients.

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We have a domestic office location in one of the country's largest cities, and are remote, too.

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Our team of lawyers is prepared to support you.

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Finding the right law firm can be a challenge. Our team of attorneys is prepared to help you. Let's discuss your case and identify the perfect legal team to meet your needs. Give us a call at 210-319-8746 or send us an email to get started today.


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NEWS & UPDATES

By gturnercontentcustoms 05 Feb, 2024
The assets you hold are already subject to taxation. Income that you make through work, royalties and properties, as well as rental or ranching income, is all subject to taxation when you first earn it. If you reinvest those earnings, you will then also pay taxes on your investment earnings eventually.  Given that you have already paid taxes at least once on the resources that comprise your personal wealth, you may feel like it is a reasonable expectation to pass your legacy onto your loved ones without additional taxation. For some people, that assumption leads to issues for their heirs when they die.
17 Sep, 2021
Estate planning is necessary if you want to protect your assets from uncertainty, liability or extra taxes in Texas. Your will details how assets are managed after your death, but a trust may offer more safety for your estate. Here are some differences between the two. 
By Steve Metcalf 15 Jun, 2021
Even after devoting decades to building and maintaining a successful business, many individuals might lose track of the importance of planning an exit strategy. Whether you want to keep the business in the family or sell it to reap the benefits of your hard work, a strong plan is crucial. Business owners should take the time to develop a comprehensive estate plan as well as an efficient succession plan for their business. The succession plan forces owners to take an objective look at the future of the organization and set a plan in motion that encourages growth. At the very least, the business succession plan should detail the transfer of management and ownership of the business. Additionally, the succession plan can include: A development and training agenda for successors An outline for the delegation of responsibility for successors An overview of future growth and retention plans for the organization A list of outside resources who can provide insight, guidance and objectivity to the business when necessary In addition, the succession plan can detail the coordination between the new owners and new managers, if they are different people. This coordination can include elements such as growth potential, changes that are already in motion, the division of responsibility and guidance regarding the business owner’s family. An attorney who has experience in both business law and estate planning can help you carefully evaluate your business needs and the goals of a succession plan. Whether you are planning to sell now or planning for the future control of your company, thoughtful and careful preparation is a key element.
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