The Patton Law Firm, PLLC

Two B.B.A.s in accounting and finance from the University of Texas at Austin. Jaclyn holds a B.A. from the same institution. Jaclyn earned a Juris Doctor from South Texas College of Law, where she was a Dean's Scholar and a member of the South Texas Law Review. Additionally, she interned at Harris County Probate Court Three under Judge Rory R. Olsen and the United States District Court of the Southern District of Texas under Judge George C. Hanks, Jr. My probate philosophy is compassionate and conscientious. I want to ensure that the process is as smooth and fast as possible for you and your loved ones. Every executor, administrator, or trustee in a probate case will have specific duties to fulfill. Many come with strict deadlines. A fiduciary who fails to perform these tasks properly might have to pay for any expenses caused. You may need to consult a Texas probate attorney so that you can meet these strict deadlines. Ensuring that clients take sound steps to meet their financial, legal, and ethical responsibilities is my job.

In general, customers who have employed Lindsay Graham and Jaclyn Patton are thrilled with their experience. Both are praised mainly for their competence and professionalism, as well as for their ability to simplify and clarify complex legal matters. The feedback is particularly positive for Jaclyn Patton, and several clients recommend her services when it comes to forming an LLC, estate planning, and the probate process following the death of a family member. Clients seem to appreciate the direct and personalized contact between Jaclyn Patton and the firm's other legal advisers. The lawyers are lauded for their prompt responses and sense of comfort, with one client writing that she couldn't imagine going through the probate process with anyone else. These reviews indicate that Patton Law Firm clients receive excellent service that makes legal transactions simple, professional, and stress-free.