Law Firm in Kyle, TX

Your Kyle, Texas Legal Team

The growth of Kyle, Texas, brings new opportunities and new legal questions for families and business owners near Kohlers Crossing and Center Street. Finding a law firm in Kyle, TX that understands the local community is the first step toward peace of mind.

At Seymour & Vaughn, we provide compassionate and empowering representation to clients throughout Hays County. Legal situations are stressful, and our team works to take that weight off your shoulders rather than adding to it.

We prioritize the attorney-client relationship so you feel heard and supported through every stage of your case. Our firm is based in Central Texas and gives every client personal attention from the first call forward.

Call Seymour & Vaughn at (830) 282-8751 or fill out our online form to schedule a consultation. Take control of your situation today.

What Criminal Cases Do We Handle in Hays County?

We defend the full range of Hays County criminal matters: DWI and intoxication offenses, drug possession and delivery, assault and family violence, theft and property crimes, and warrants and probation violations, in both the county courts at law and the district courts.

Facing criminal charges in Kyle is overwhelming, especially when your freedom is on the line.

The Charges We See Most

DWI and other intoxication offenses.
Drug possession and delivery charges.
Assault and family violence allegations.
Theft and property crimes.
Traffic offenses, warrants, and probation problems.

We defend people arrested by the Kyle Police Department and the Hays County Sheriff’s Office.

What a Conviction Costs

Under the Texas Penal Code, convictions carry heavy penalties including fines and jail time. The collateral consequences frequently outlast the sentence, affecting employment, housing, licensing, and firearm rights.

We examine every piece of evidence to build a defense aimed at the best available outcome. Whether the charge is a misdemeanor or a serious felony, we advocate for you in the Hays County Courts, and we know the local procedures at the Government Center in San Marcos.

Our background as former prosecutors shows us how the state builds its case. We use that to push for a dismissal or reduced charges wherever the facts allow.

What Estate Planning and Probate Services Do We Offer?

We prepare wills, trusts, statutory durable powers of attorney, and medical directives, and we handle probate in the Hays County courts. Together those documents decide who acts for you during incapacity and who receives what after death.

Planning for the future is one of the most important things you can do for the people you love.

The Planning Documents

According to the Texas Estates Code, a valid will must meet specific legal requirements before a court will honor your wishes. We help you create documents that protect both your business and your personal interests.

Estate planning is really about providing clarity for your family during a difficult time, and clarity is what keeps relatives out of court with each other.

Probate Support

We handle probate cases with sensitivity, guiding people through the requirements of settling an estate in Hays County. That includes determining whether the estate needs a full administration, a muniment of title, or a small estate affidavit.

If you need to establish a trust or update an existing plan, our team provides the guidance to get it right, and we answer your questions in plain language.

What Should You Do First After an Arrest or a Death in the Family?

Gather the paperwork and stop guessing. After an arrest, keep every document from booking and say nothing about the case to anyone but your lawyer. After a death, locate the original will, recent deeds, and account statements before contacting the bank.

The first steps look different depending on why you are calling, but the principle is the same.

If You Have Been Arrested

Keep bond paperwork, court notices, citations, property receipts, and any license warning together. Write down what happened while it is fresh, including who was present and what was said.

Do not discuss the facts with anyone who could become a witness, do not post about the case, and follow every bond condition exactly, even the ones that seem minor.

If You Are Handling an Estate

Look for the original will rather than a copy, along with recent deeds, account statements, insurance policies, and any letters from a bank or creditor.

Do not distribute property or close accounts before someone with authority is appointed. Well-meant early distributions can create personal liability for the person who made them.

Bring what you have, even if it is incomplete. Waiting until the file feels organized usually costs you the time you need most.

Why Do Kyle Residents Choose Our Firm?

Our Kyle, TX law firm is rooted in this community, serving residents from Plum Creek to the businesses along the I-35 corridor.

Every case involves real people with real needs. When you contact our office, you learn exactly where you stand and what options are available, without a sales pitch or a vague promise.

Whether your situation involves criminal defense or estate planning, our attorneys help you find the right path forward. We handle each matter with the care it deserves because we know how much is at stake.

We serve all of Kyle and the surrounding Hays County region, and we treat every client with respect and professionalism.