FAQ

Our office is based in Fort Worth, TX, and we proudly serve clients throughout Tarrant County and the surrounding Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

As a U.S. Army veteran and experienced attorney, Jason Brown brings a unique combination of empathy, tenacity, and professionalism to every case. We pride ourselves on offering fast, reasonably-priced representation with a client-first, personalized approach that sets us apart from larger, more impersonal firms.

We offer an initial consultation to discuss your specific situation and determine how we can best assist you. Contact us to schedule an appointment.

Our core legal specializations are Estate Planning, Probate, Business Organization, and Family Law.

Estate planning is the process of arranging for the management and disposal of your assets during your lifetime and after your death. You need it to protect your assets, minimize tax liabilities, and ensure your wishes are carried out precisely as intended, providing for your loved ones' future.

If you die without a valid will (known as "dying intestate"), Texas law determines what happens to your assets. This is a court process that can be lengthy and may not align with your personal wishes for how your property should be distributed.

The main purpose of establishing a trust is often to avoid probate, which can save your family time, hassle, and court fees. Trusts can also offer tax benefits and provide more control over how and when assets are distributed to beneficiaries.

In most cases, yes. A will is often used alongside a trust to cover any assets that were not transferred into the trust. This type of will is called a "pour-over will."

Probate is the legal process of administering a person's estate after they pass away. This includes validating their will, inventorying their assets, paying off debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to the beneficiaries or legal heirs.

The length of the probate process varies depending on the complexity of the estate. While some can be concluded in a few months, others may take a year or more, especially if there are disputes or complicated assets. Our goal is to streamline the process to alleviate your burden.

Avoiding probate can save your loved ones significant time, money, and stress. It allows for a faster, more private, and often less expensive transfer of assets.

An executor is the person named in a will who is responsible for managing the estate through the probate process. If there is no will, a person is appointed by the court to serve as the administrator of the estate.

We assist businesses of all sizes with their legal needs, from entity creation for startups (such as forming an LLC or corporation) to drafting and reviewing contracts and handling business disputes.

Business organization refers to the legal structure you choose for your company. This decision has major implications for liability, taxation, and management. We help you choose the best structure for your goals.

We handle a wide range of family law matters, including but not limited to divorce, child custody, spousal support, and modifications to existing orders. We aim to help you navigate these sensitive issues with fairness and a focus on your best interests.

We strive to minimize the need for court involvement whenever possible. We work to craft customized legal strategies and pursue resolutions through negotiation and mediation to reduce stress and disruption in your life.