Locating his practice in Plano, Texas, just 20 minutes from downtown Dallas, attorney Keith Davis provides a personal brand of law practice focused on supporting individuals in the North Dallas, Richardson, Addison, Plano, Frisco, Lewisville, McKinney and Carrollton areas of Collin, Denton and Dallas Counties. Mr. Davis's firm works with clients in the areas of estate planning, trusts, wills and probate. The firm’s practice does not include trial work, except in the area of probate.
Whether your requirement is for preparing or updating your will or trust, advanced estate planning, probate of a deceased loved one's estate, or any number of other related legal issues, Mr. Davis is ready to discuss your needs.
Mr. Davis has been licensed in the State of Texas for over twenty-five years and also is licensed in Missouri and Maryland. Mr. Davis is dedicated to developing lasting client-lawyer relationships that are built on mutual trust and confidence. His professional experience works to bring forward-thinking creative solutions to his clients' legal problems.
Mr. Davis's law firm stands ready to provide the services you need and the legal counsel you’ve been looking for. Click on a tab to the left for more information about what Mr. Davis can do for you.
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