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The level of care we provide to our clients by traveling to them to ensure that quality, affordable estate planning is available to everyone.
Texas is a community property state, meaning it is easy for inherited assets to become commingled with marital property and important to create an estate plan that protects beneficiaries and minimizes the risk of losing their inheritance if they become involved in a divorce.
My clients are all both smart and kind. They are a pleasure to work with and are taking important steps both to protect their property for themselves and for their loved ones.
Clients ask most about protecting their loved ones from the threat of probate
Oath is right for my clients because it allows them to get the protection they need quickly and for a reasonable cost
I tell my clients that I grew up knowing I wanted to go to law school because my family always told me I would since I always argued so much! I tell them that I wanted to use my degree in a way that was beneficial to my community, so I practiced family law for a few years.
There I could help clients protect their assets and their loved ones, but I was limited in how much help I could provide because I always had to go in front of a Judge who had the final say. I made the switch to estate planning because I can help people protect their assets and their loved ones in this practice area, but with the added benefit of having no Judge to report to and no one limiting the ways I can help my clients.
Lady Bird Deeds are similar to Transfer on Death Deeds and only exist in 2-3 states, Texas being one.
On average, 1-2 years. I have met with clients who were stuck in the process for 3-5 years.
Most expensive could get to somewhere around $10,000 - $15,000 whereas the average might sit around $5,000 - $7,500
They ask the difference between trusts and wills and I answer that by describing the probate process in the state of Texas and explaining that trusts don’t go through this process but that wills do.
Bee Cave, South Austin, and New Braunfels
One client had a medical power of attorney that allowed her children to make medical decisions on her behalf even when she was not incapacitated. She had a long stay in a hospital during which her kids made all of the medical decisions and she was terrified because her doctors wouldn’t listen to her.
It was an extremely stressful time to say the least. When we signed her documents, she cried because of the relief she felt at being able to trust that her medical power of attorney now allowed her to be in charge in situations like that. Even though her kids wanted to make good choices on her behalf, it was important to her that she make her own medical decisions.
Estate planning is an essential step in protecting your loved ones and making sure your wishes are honored. At Oath Law, our South Austin office helps families create clear, personalized estate plans that reduce uncertainty and bring peace of mind. Whether you're planning for the first time or updating existing documents, we make the process simple, supportive, and easy to understand.
A trust is one of the most effective tools for managing your assets and safeguarding your family's future. Oath Law's South Austin trust attorneys help you explore both revocable living trusts and irrevocable trusts so you can choose the right approach for your goals.
A revocable living trust keeps you in control of your assets and can be updated whenever your life changes. An irrevocable trust offers stronger long-term protection and structure. We explain both options in clear, practical terms and help you build a trust strategy tailored to your family's needs and financial priorities.
A will provides essential guidance to your loved ones and ensures your wishes are documented clearly. It outlines how your assets should be distributed, names guardians for minor children, and prevents confusion during already difficult times.
At Oath Law, our South Austin estate planning lawyers walk you through the process step by step. We help you clarify your wishes, choose beneficiaries, and draft a will that reflects your values. With a well-crafted will in place, your family will have the clarity and support they deserve.
A Power of Attorney (POA) appoints someone you trust to handle your financial or legal responsibilities if you become unable to do so. Without this important document, your family may face unnecessary delays and legal challenges.
Our South Austin team helps you select the right agent, define their authority, and prepare a durable POA that's ready when needed. With this protection in place, your affairs will continue smoothly — even during unexpected events.
A healthcare directive, sometimes called a living will, documents your medical treatment preferences if you cannot communicate them yourself. This ensures your values guide your care and brings peace of mind to your loved ones.
Oath Law's South Austin team helps you consider important choices such as life support, comfort care, and emergency interventions. We help you clearly document your wishes so your family and medical team can act confidently and compassionately.
Families throughout South Austin and the greater Austin area choose Oath Law for our supportive, transparent, and education-focused approach to estate planning.
What sets Oath Law apart:
Flat-fee pricing — no hourly billing or surprise fees.
No upsells or litigation — we focus exclusively on estate planning.
Supportive, educational guidance from beginning to end.
Exclusive estate-planning-only practice — deep expertise and clarity.
Secure digital access to all completed documents.
Ongoing support as your life and needs evolve.
Our South Austin estate planning team is dedicated to helping families protect what matters most. We take the time to understand your goals, answer your questions, and design a plan that truly reflects your life and priorities. Every document is customized, every step is explained clearly, and every experience is focused on your comfort and clarity.
A will expresses your wishes after you pass away, while a trust can manage your assets both during life and afterward.
Many South Austin families use both. A trust streamlines the process, while a will covers assets not in the trust and names guardians.
Select someone responsible, trustworthy, and capable of making financial or legal decisions.
Every few years or after major life events like marriage, divorce, or purchasing a home.
Without a will, state law determines how your assets are distributed — which may not align with your wishes.
A living will outlines your healthcare preferences if you cannot communicate.
Yes — online accounts, photos, emails, and digital files should all be addressed.
A tailored estate plan ensures fairness, clarity, and protection for all spouses and children.
Waiting too long, forgetting to update documents, and choosing the wrong representatives.
Most South Austin clients complete their plans within a few weeks, depending on scheduling and complexity.
"The South Austin team made everything incredibly easy. I feel fully prepared for the future."
"Clear explanations, patient guidance, and exceptional service. Highly recommend."
"Flat-fee pricing helped us plan with confidence — no surprises at all."
"They truly listened to our goals and created a plan that fits our family perfectly."
"A smooth, stress-free experience from start to finish. Outstanding team."
Office Address: Oath Law – South Austin Office 3800 N Lamar Blvd, Suite 200 Austin, TX 78756
Phone: (512) 555-0912
