Empowering Independent Professional Services Firms
TX-LW LLC is the holding company behind a family of independently operated firms delivering legal, tax, financial, and business consulting services.
We build professional services firms that are small enough to care and resourced enough to deliver.
OUR BRANDS
PROBATE & ESTATE LAW
Probate administration, probate litigation, and estate planning — navigating life’s most complex legal transitions.
TAX RESOLUTION & PLANNING
Tax planning, tax litigation, and resolution of disputes with the IRS and state tax authorities.
BOOKKEEPING & TAX PREPARATION
Technology-driven bookkeeping and tax preparation services for businesses and individuals.
BUSINESS CONSULTING
Entity formation, business registration, and ongoing consulting for entrepreneurs and growing businesses.
WHY TX-LW
We empower each firm to operate independently while providing the shared resources that make them stronger together.
Innovation & Technology
Cutting-edge automation, AI, and technology systems that our firms leverage to deliver faster, more accurate services.
Back-Office Excellence
Billing, accounting, document management, and compliance — we handle the complexity so firms focus on clients.
Independent Operations
Each firm maintains its own identity, client relationships, and practice philosophy. Independence is a strength.
LATEST NEWS
- Miss the 90-Day Deadline to Sue on a Rejected Estate Claim? Your Secured Claim May Be Gone for GoodWhen a loved one passes away with outstanding debts, someone has to sort through the claims against the estate. Creditors… Read more: Miss the 90-Day Deadline to Sue on a Rejected Estate Claim? Your Secured Claim May Be Gone for Good
- Can the IRS Deny Your Installment Agreement Because of Home Equity?A taxpayer owes the IRS more than he can pay in a lump sum. He owns a home. He owns… Read more: Can the IRS Deny Your Installment Agreement Because of Home Equity?
- Can Your Business Deduct Credit Card Interest When the Card Is in Your Name?Small businesses often struggle to get credit. Banks want collateral, financial history, and revenue figures that newer or smaller operations… Read more: Can Your Business Deduct Credit Card Interest When the Card Is in Your Name?