Leslie Dillon Thomas

Thomas-Walters Estate Planning believes that everyone should have an estate plan to protect their assets for themselves and provide a smooth transition for their heirs and loved ones. I work with clients from all walks of life to make sure they have a plan that meets their needs both now and in the future, planning for things like potential incapacity and when they pass away. Our firm works on a flat fee basis, so there are never any surprises when it comes to financial arrangements. We pride ourselves on our customer service and client relations centered legal practice.

South Texas College of Law

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)

1993

Thomas, Walters PLLC

Current

Estate Planning in Texas

Revocable Living Trusts - Who needs one and why?

Probate in Texas

Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts

How to Avoid the Three Biggest Estate Planning Mistakes

Who's Who in America

The Marquis Who's Who

2020

Top Estate Planning Attorney

Fort Worth Magazine

America's Most Honored Lawyers

American Registry

Texas State Bar  # 00787368

Member

1993 - Current

Texas

State Bar of Texas

ID Number: 00787368

Since 1993

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Q. Brother had a will , never filed in court , but was notarized ... will declared he was leaving his estate to his brother

May 6, 2021

A: It will depend on what the will says and what the judge determines.

Q. If I have medical and durable POA for my grandma with dementia, can I decide for her where she lives?

May 6, 2021

A: You would need to be her guardian to make that decision for her.