We compared 14 estate planning lawyers in Round Rock on Google Maps · 4 listed · How we rank
Most people put estate planning off until a death or a diagnosis forces the question, and the clients who review these firms often describe starting from nothing. The estate planning lawyers in Round Rock below hold more than 460 Google reviews between them, the top three are all rated a perfect 5.0, and the real differences are in format: seminar-first, trust-heavy, probate-ready or flat-fee.
Short answer: Oath - Round Rock Estate Planning & Investment Attorneys leads with a perfect 5.0 across more than 200 Google reviews, followed by Robbins Estate Law (5.0, more than 160 reviews, Cedar Park office) and Warren Law, P.C. (5.0, more than 60 reviews, Round Rock). Prices are not published in the data we could read, though two firms' clients call their fees reasonable.
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Oath - Round Rock Estate Planning & Investment Attorneys
5.0★★★★★202 Google reviews
Oath - Round Rock Estate Planning & Investment Attorneys is an estate planning firm on Chisholm Trail Road in Round Rock. Google lists it as an estate planning attorney and financial planner. We could not read its website, but its reviewers describe wills, family trusts and a revision of an existing plan, and two mention attending an educational estate planning seminar before hiring the firm. One also mentions a Care program offered after the plan is in place.
What people praise
- Reviewers say paperwork was explained in plain terms
- A seminar attendee says the presentation was informative rather than a sales pitch
- A couple creating a family trust says they were offered options and nothing felt forced
- Clients name Rachel and Lucia as organized, friendly and patient with questions
Worth knowing
- We could not read the firm's website, so confirm which services it covers beyond wills and trusts
Reputation scorecardrank in Round Rock
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Rating breakdown99% 5-star
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Our take: The most-reviewed firm on this page with a perfect 5.0. The seminar route is a low-pressure way to learn about Texas estate law before committing.
📍1 Chisholm Trail Rd #450, Round Rock, TX 78681
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Robbins Estate Law
5.0★★★★★163 Google reviews
Robbins Estate Law is an estate planning and probate firm, and this profile is its Cedar Park office on Ronald Reagan Boulevard. Its site lists estate planning attorneys and a separate probate team, and a practice list that includes asset protection, business succession, special needs estate planning, guardianship, trust administration and will contests. Google also tags it as an elder law and tax attorney.
What people praise
- A client who set up LLCs and a trust says the process was smooth and well explained
- A client says they did not realize how important a trust was until going through the process
- A caretaker brought a client and says the staff took time to explain protecting the client's assets
- A reviewer attended an informational session before building a trust with the firm
Worth knowing
- This profile is the Cedar Park office, not a Round Rock address
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Rating breakdown99% 5-star
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Our take: The strongest choice if you also want probate and business planning under one roof. It matches Oath's 5.0 on a smaller review base, and its office is in Cedar Park.
📍13625 Ronald Reagan Blvd Bldg 5, Ste 200, Cedar Park, TX 78613
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Warren Law, P.C.
5.0★★★★★66 Google reviews
Warren Law, P.C. is a Williamson County firm on Heritage Center Circle in Round Rock, with a second office address on Quail Valley Drive in Georgetown. Its site lists business law, estate planning, probate and real estate transactions, says it has served the county since 2001, and notes meetings are by appointment only. Google files it under the broad category of legal services.
What people praise
- A client who moved from Illinois had a trust, powers of attorney and will updated, and found the fees reasonable
- A widow describes help with probating her spouse's will, from the same lawyer who drafted it years earlier
- Another client says the lawyer laid out the options so they could choose between a will and a trust
- Reviewers describe quick responses and thorough explanations
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Rating breakdown100% 5-star
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Our take: A perfect 5.0 on a smaller base, and the page's best example of a firm that both drafts documents and then helps with probate.
📍1000 Heritage Center Cir, Round Rock, TX 78664
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The Law Office of Eileen Lawrence, PLLC
4.8★★★★★37 Google reviews
The Law Office of Eileen Lawrence, PLLC is an estate planning practice on Heritage Center Circle in Round Rock. Its site, branded Central Texas Wills, says the firm offers package pricing and flat-fee services, serves Williamson, Travis and Bastrop counties, and provides ASL interpretation for Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients through the State Bar of Texas's Communications Access Fund.
What people praise
- A couple planning for their disabled children praises her attention to detail and explaining legal language
- Reviewers describe prices as reasonable for living wills and family trusts
- A client says she adjusted document contents to fit their needs
- Another says first-time planners were guided through each step, including online meetings
Worth knowing
- It has the smallest review base on this page
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Rating breakdown95% 5-star
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Our take: A 4.8 on the smallest review base here, which is why it ranks last. It stands out for flat-fee pricing and for families with special-needs planning.
📍1000 Heritage Center Cir, Round Rock, TX 78664
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Every figure is drawn from public Google data on the date shown. Rating is the live star average. Review volume is how many clients have rated the firm, compared with the other Round Rock estate firms we pulled. Confidence weighs the rating by volume, so a 5.0 from more than 200 clients counts for more than a 5.0 from a few dozen. Recency reflects how recently reviews are still arriving. No business can pay to change these numbers.
What shapes the cost of an estate plan in Round Rock
We are not printing a price table, because none of these firms publishes figures in the text we could read. The Lawrence site says it offers package pricing and flat fees, and clients of both Warren Law and Eileen Lawrence describe the fees as reasonable. In general the cost depends on whether you need only a will or a full trust, how many documents are involved, and whether special-needs or business planning is part of it, so ask each office for its fee structure before booking.
Round Rock, Cedar Park and Williamson County
Oath, Warren Law and Eileen Lawrence list Round Rock addresses, while this Robbins Estate Law profile is its Cedar Park office. Warren Law’s site names Georgetown, Hutto, Leander, Cedar Park, Taylor, Pflugerville and north Austin among the communities it serves, and Lawrence’s site says it serves Williamson, Travis and Bastrop counties. Searching for an estate planning lawyer near me? Each listing shows a phone number and map link.
Questions to bring to a first meeting
- Do I need a will, a trust or both, given what I own and who I want to protect?
- Is your fee flat, packaged or hourly, and what is included?
- Who will draft my documents and who will be at the signing?
- Do you also handle probate if a family member dies?
- Can you plan for a family member with special needs or for a small business?
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a trust, or is a will enough?
That depends on your assets and family, and an attorney should advise you. Clients on this page describe both routes: a Robbins client wrote that a will is definitely not enough once they understood trusts, while a Warren Law client came wanting either a will or a trust and says the firm gave them the information to choose.
Which of these firms hold estate planning seminars or sessions?
Two Oath reviewers say they attended an educational seminar before hiring the firm, and one calls it informative rather than a sales pitch. A Robbins reviewer mentions an informational session where attorney Kyle presented, and the firm’s site lists Events among its resources.
Can the same firm help with probate after a death?
Robbins Estate Law’s site lists probate attorneys, and Warren Law’s site lists probate among its services. A Warren Law client describes getting help probating her spouse’s will. Oath’s and Lawrence’s reviews on this page are about drafting documents.
Is there a firm here for families with a disabled child or Deaf clients?
A Eileen Lawrence client planning for disabled children praises how the firm handled complex needs, and her site says she provides ASL interpretation for Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients through the State Bar of Texas’s Communications Access Fund. Robbins also lists special needs estate planning in its practice areas.
Our recommendation
Oath is the safe default on review volume and a perfect 5.0, and its seminars are an easy first step. Choose Robbins if probate or business succession is part of the picture, and Eileen Lawrence if flat-fee pricing or special-needs planning matters most. Ask each office what the documents and signing process involve before you commit.
