Alexander Law Firm

Austin attorney, Meghan Alexander was born and raised in Austin, Texas. Upon finishing law school, Meghan Alexander served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Lubbock County Criminal District Attorney's Office in the Civil Division for three years. She has participated in over 150 mediations, over 300 bench trials, and several jury trials.

As the premier estate planning attorney Austin, we know that planning your estate is a proactive process. You plan thoroughly so your assets are protected, tax exposure is limited, and your beneficiaries can avoid probate costs and hassles after you're gone. The Alexander Law Firm in Austin, Texas assist clients with their estate planning.

Businesses of all sizes rely on electronically stored information (ESI) to conduct transactions and manage communications. When disputes, investigations or lawsuits arise, having an electronic discovery attorney may become crucial.

Your company must preserve all essential ESI that concerns a particular controversy, but this is difficult to manage without clear policies for getting rid of huge quantities of non-essential business information that will require significant of time and money to search when specific information is requested.

White collar crime generally encompasses a wide range of non-violent crimes. Both corporate and individual clients can find themselves facing investigations that might last months or even years, or legal action that threatens their livelihood or even their freedom.

As state and federal regulation has come to set the standard for business services, products and conduct, the government has seen increased power to grant or withhold licenses or permission for particular business activities.When these public interests clash with your private and business concerns, a delicate legal touch from a white collar attorney in Austin Texas is needed.

The Austin Business Attorneys at The Alexander Law Firm assist many Austin clients in business law matters. These clients might be privately held businesses, family-owned businesses, start-up ventures, entrepreneurs, landlords or non-profit organizations.

We advise our clients as they form business entities (including corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships and joint ventures), help them prepare and negotiate organizational documents (including shareholder and partnership agreements) and work with them to establish their business practices and agreements, among other things.