Attorney Pamela Y. Gordon · Houston, TX
Living Trusts & Estate Planning for Houston Families.
Clear answers on wills, trusts, powers of attorney and the home you want to protect, with responsive service and realistic guidance at every step. Real estate and title matters too, in English and Spanish.
- State Bar of Texas, licensed since 2000
- English and Spanish
- Free consultation
- 12+ Years Practicing in the Houston Area
- 2000 Year Licensed in Texas
- 2 Languages: English & Spanish
- Free Consultation
Practice Areas
Legal Services We Offer
Practical, detail-oriented legal guidance for individuals and families facing estate planning, real estate and personal injury matters.
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Living Trusts
A living trust lets you decide who manages your property if you cannot, and who receives it after you are gone. Attorney Pamela Gordon helps Houston families set one up, fund it and keep it current. Learn More -
Estate Planning
Personalized guidance for wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives and other documents designed to protect your family, assets and future. Learn More -
Trust Administration
Practical guidance for trustees carrying out their responsibilities, managing trust assets and distributing property according to the terms of the trust. Learn More -
Real Estate Law
Legal assistance with real estate transactions, document preparation, property-related agreements and other matters involving residential or commercial property. Learn More -
Title & Foreclosure
Guidance for complex title issues, ownership disputes, foreclosure-related concerns and other legal problems that may affect rights to real property. Learn More -
Personal Injury
Legal support for individuals who have suffered injuries due to another party's negligence, including guidance through the claim and recovery process. Learn More
Our Attorney
Attorney Pamela Gordon
Pamela grew up in Houston and has practiced law in the Houston area for more than 12 years. Her practice focuses on real estate law, complex real estate title issues, and estate planning with an emphasis on trusts. Through practical, detail-oriented counsel, she works to protect clients' property interests, resolve disputes, safeguard assets, and preserve legacies through tailored trust and estate-planning strategies.
- State Bar of Texas #24025388, licensed May 3, 2000
- Texas Southern University law school, 1999
- Service in English and Spanish
- Works with buyers, sellers, property owners and businesses
Why Gordon Law
Modern Legal Service With a Personal Approach
Modern technology and efficient systems, with the responsiveness and personal attention clients expect.
- Clear Communication Clear and honest communication, with straightforward guidance throughout your matter.
- Realistic Legal Advice Practical expectations and informed decision-making, grounded in realistic legal outcomes.
- Detail-Oriented Service Careful attention to documents and legal issues.
- Personal Attention Guidance tailored to your individual circumstances, in English and Spanish.
Our Process
From First Call to a Plan You Understand
It starts with a free consultation.
- 1. Initial Consultation We go through the facts of your situation, then explain how the firm can help.
- 2. Case Evaluation We work to understand your concerns and line up with your goals.
- 3. Legal Strategy We develop a customized plan to protect your rights and move your matter forward.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Call for a free consultation.
What is a living trust?
A living trust is a trust you set up during your lifetime. You move property into it, name who manages it and name who receives it. In Texas you can change or cancel it, unless the trust document says it is irrevocable.
Do I need an estate plan if I do not consider myself wealthy?
Estate planning is not only for people with substantial wealth. It can help clarify who should receive your property, who may make financial or healthcare decisions for you, and how your family should handle important matters if you become incapacitated or pass away.
What happens if I die without a will in Texas?
When someone dies without a valid will, Texas intestacy laws generally determine who inherits the estate. The result may not match the person's preferences, particularly when there are children, blended families, unmarried partners, or complicated assets.
What should I do immediately after becoming trustee?
Locate the complete trust document, identify and secure trust property, review the instructions, gather financial records, and avoid making distributions until you understand your responsibilities. Legal and tax professionals may need to be consulted before major actions are taken.
How do I get started?
Call (713) 837-7875 for a free consultation with attorney Pamela Gordon, Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Service is available in English and Spanish.
Gordon Law & Associates
2525 Robinhood St Ste 5000, Houston, TX, 77005Where We Work
Based in Houston, Texas
Gordon Law & Associates, 2525 Robinhood St Ste 5000, Houston, TX 77005. Call to set up a consultation.
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Start With a Free Consultation.
A conversation about your family, your property and what you want to happen next, in English or Spanish.