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Calder and ReyesAttorneys at Law
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805 Concept Avenue, Suite 200, Georgetown, TX 78626

Family & estate law · Georgetown, Texas

Plan for your family. Protect what you’ve built.

Wills, probate and family law in Georgetown. Clear fees, same-day call backs.

30-minute consultation, $150, credited to your fee if you hire us.

Catherine Calder smiling across a meeting table from Daniel Reyes in a bright office
Catherine Calder and Daniel Reyes at the office.(Fictional attorneys · stock photo)

Your first meeting

How a first meeting works

No sales pitch and no surprises. You’ll know the next step, and its price, before you leave.

First consultation

$150for 30 minutes

Credited to your fee if you hire us. At our office, by video or by phone.

Example fee for this concept site.

  1. 1

    Book a time

    Use our online booking or call us. Meet at our office, by video or by phone. We call you to confirm the same business day.

  2. 2

    A 30-minute talk

    Tell us what’s going on in your own words. An attorney explains your options in plain English and answers your questions.

  3. 3

    Next steps in writing, with a price

    Within two business days you get a short letter: what we recommend, the fee, and how long it should take. No pressure to hire us.

Practice areas

Four areas of law, practiced carefully

Flat fees where we can, and every fee in writing before we start.

Example fees for this concept site. Court and filing fees are extra. See all fees

Meet the attorneys

You’ll work with one of us, directly

People hire a person, not a firm. Here’s who you would be talking to.

  • Catherine Calder, smiling, in a bright officeFictional attorney · stock photo

    Founding partner

    Catherine Calder

    “Most people put off their will because it feels heavy. I try to make it feel like a relief instead.”
    In practice
    22 years, since 2004
    Languages
    English
    Education
    J.D., Baylor Law School
    B.A., Southwestern University
    Bar admission
    State Bar of Texas, 2004
    Read Catherine’s profile
  • Daniel Reyes, smiling, wearing a navy suitFictional attorney · stock photo

    Partner

    Daniel Reyes

    “Divorce is hard on everyone. I keep things calm, honest and as short as they can be.”
    In practice
    16 years, since 2010
    Languages
    English and Spanish
    Education
    J.D., St. Mary’s University School of Law
    B.B.A., Texas State University
    Bar admission
    State Bar of Texas, 2010
    Read Daniel’s profile

Supported by Julia Navarro, our senior paralegal, who speaks English and Spanish. She’s usually the one who calls you back.

Reviews

What clients say about working with us

4.9out of 5 stars

87 reviews on Google (sample)

  • “Catherine explained everything in plain English and told us the price before we started. Our wills were signed three weeks later.”
    Linda M., GeorgetownWills & trusts
  • “After my father passed, Julia called me back the same afternoon and walked me through the first steps. I never felt rushed.”
    Marcus T., Round RockProbate
  • “Daniel was calm and honest about what to expect. I always knew what was happening next and what it would cost.”
    Andrea P., LeanderFamily law
  • “They set up our LLC and partnership agreement quickly and answered every question, even the ones we thought were silly.”
    Sam and Priya K., GeorgetownBusiness formation

Sample reviews written for this concept site. They describe people’s experience, not case results.

Free guides

Answers before you call

Short, plain-English guides to the questions we hear most.

All guides
  • What happens in Texas probate

    A plain-English walk-through of the steps, the timeline and the costs, from the first weeks to closing the estate.

    By Catherine Calder · 3-minute read · Updated November 2, 2026

  • Do I need a will or a trust?

    What each one does, what each one costs, and simple rules of thumb for Texas families.

    By Catherine Calder · 2-minute read · Updated October 30, 2026

Questions

Before you call

Quick answers about cost, timing and language.

What does a first consultation cost?

$150 for 30 minutes, at our office, by video or by phone. If you hire us afterward, we credit the $150 to your fee.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. Any flat fee over $1,500 can be split into three monthly payments, with no interest. We take cards, checks and bank transfers. See all fees.

How long does probate take in Texas?

The first court hearing is usually 3 to 5 weeks after we file. Most simple estates are wrapped up in 6 to 12 months. Our plain-English probate guide walks through each step.

Can I get help in Spanish?

Yes. Daniel Reyes and our senior paralegal, Julia Navarro, both speak Spanish. Tell us when you book and we’ll plan your meeting in Spanish.

Will you really call me back the same day?

If you call or send a message before 4 pm on a weekday, yes. After that, you’ll hear from us the next business morning.

Next step

Talk it through with a lawyer this week

30 minutes with an attorney. $150, credited to your fee if you hire us. A call back the same day.