David J. Willis has been a trusted real estate lawyer for 25 years.  He is board certified in both residential and commercial real estate law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He has taught law, written numerous articles, and received the prestigious AV rating for ethical standards and legal ability. Mr. Willis represents buyers, sellers, investors, brokers, builders, contractors, lenders, landlords, and businesses that need a top-rated, board-certified attorney for:

Real estate and business transactions anywhere in Texas
Comprehensive representation of buyers, sellers, and investors
Real estate closings that do not involve title insurance
Real estate litigation, including suits for wrongful foreclosure and predatory lending
Asset protection, including formation of limited liability companies and land trusts
Foreclosures, evictions, and eviction appeals
Residential construction contracts

    More details are available at Practice Areas.

    Mr. Willis is a realtor as well as a lawyer and is able to offer a unique and superior level of service that combines legal and realtor services for a percentage of the transaction.  This may result in the client having no legal fees at all.

     This office strives to meet the growing demand for online legal services.  In fact, a majority of our business is now conducted online rather than in the office. The quality of services is the same. We rely heavily on email as our primary form of communication for purposes of speed and avoiding telephone tag.  Our primary office is in Houston, but first-class office facilities are also available for meetings in Dallas and San Antonio.  Go to Maps for addresses and directions to these locations.

     This website includes over twenty articles that provide extensive free information on topics including earnest money contracts, foreclosures, evictions, limited liability companies, lien removal, loan fraud, asset protection, and more. Take a look at this section. Your situation may be addressed by one of these articles.

    Consultations on residential matters involve a fee ($150 online, $175 in the office). For commercial matters the fee is $250. For other fees, go to the Fees section. Contingency fee cases are not accepted.  At the initial consultation your documents are reviewed, the case is evaluated, options are explained, and a course of action is recommended. If a brief document needs to be created or revised, this can often be done on the spot.

     We subscribe to the ethical and performance standards of The Texas Lawyer’s Creed as well as the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Realtors. 

    We look forward to being of service.  Initial contact for new clients is by email only. We ask that you give us basic contact information and a brief description of your case. You will receive a response the same day.