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Phone: (512) 236-8400

Address: 1703 West Ave, Austin, TX 78701

Website: https://wilhelmlaw.net

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The Wilhelm Law Firm

Guardianship
Our family-run practice regularly helps clients in all areas of estate planning. We regularly draft wills, powers of attorneys, trust agreements, and have experience in guardianship proceedings. Before creating an estate plan, we work hard with our clients to determine their needs and objectives to create an individual plan that focuses on your specific situation at cost-efficient rates.

Criminal Defense
“In the world of international negotiations, and in the world of criminal law, there is a lot of room for prosecutor discretion. Like, the U.S. prosecutors can decide not to prosecute, prosecutors can enter a lesser charge and prosecutors can have cases dismissed,” said Wilhelm.
Forgery
A will that has been probated is accompanied by an order by an independent third party (namely a probate judge) that the will is a. signed by the maker of the will (no forgery), b. that the maker of the will was legally competent to execute the will (think sane, not senile), c. the maker of the will was not under undue distress (think, did not have a gun to his head); and d. that the will is valid and operative to transfer assets in accordance with its terms.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Formation
Business Disputes
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Business Transactions
We represent a wide range of clients, including oil and gas companies, family-held businesses, and sophisticated individuals in their commercial transactions, estate planning, and, if necessary, litigation.
Limited Liability Companies
We have extensive experience in advising clients on the tax aspects of corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, and other business entities throughout the entire entity life cycle. We regularly advise clients on tax matters affecting business entities at the Comptroller of Public Accounts, including formation and capitalization, operations, governance, succession planning, recapitalizations and restructurings, debt financing, and liquidations and dissolutions.

Real Estate Litigation
Second, if you have significant real estate holdings, make sure you consult an attorney familiar with real estate law, not just will drafting. There are alternative vehicles to transfer real estate, such as “death deeds” (effective at death) and conveyances with a retained life estate (mineral rights retained by the grantor until his or her death).
Construction Litigation
Regulatory hearings, including Railroad Commission, General Land Office, Texas Board of Real Estate Appraisers, Texas State Board of Medical Examiners, and the State Office of Administrative Hearings
Real Estate Transactions
Powers of Attorney are regularly given to third parties, empowering the holder of the power (“agent”) to perform various legal acts on behalf of the grantor (“principal”). The grant can be expansive or restrictive, so it is always important to review the document creating the agency relationship, usually referred to as a Durable Power of Attorney. This blog is not about that but is issued to assist the holder of the power has properly executed documents and had his/her signature properly notarized (jurat). This comes up all the time where real estate transactions, including deeds and oil and gas leases, are concerned.
Eminent Domain
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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Edward Wilhelm is licensed to practice law in Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, and North Dakota and focuses his practice on oil and gas law, probate, wills, and estate planning, commercial litigation, and representing foreign businesses that invest in oil and gas activities. His oil and gas work focus on the real estate side (oil and gas title examinations, acquisitions, and divestitures of oil and gas interests, due diligence, and commercial negotiations).
Wills
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Today’s blog is short. Powers of Attorney are regularly given to third parties, empowering the holder of the power (“agent”) to perform various legal acts on behalf of the grantor (“principal”). The grant can be expansive or restrictive, so it is always important to review the document creating the agency relationship, usually referred to as
Probate

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