My husband, Ty created TLC Law, PLLC to focus on family and criminal law. I have since expanded the firm’s practice to tax and business planning and bankruptcy. I consider myself a tax attorney in the broadest sense. A tax attorney must know more than just tax. A tax attorney aids the taxpayer in his pursuit to pay the government its just share…but nothing more and along the way understands and appreciates the non-tax aspects of running a business. This pursuit involves tedious interpretation of all state and federal governing laws, careful planning of all aspects of a transaction or controversy with due consideration for the tax and other general business or financial implications, and, if necessary, drafting all relevant documents to execute and legalize a taxpayer’s desired intent. These traits are not found in all attorneys or even all tax attorneys. I have been practicing as a tax attorney for six years in Texas, and in the last six years, I have gained invaluable experience as a tax and business planner for all types of businesses—from the small, one man practice to the large, multi-national Exxon types. It is this experience which has laid the cornerstone for our practice in tax and business planning and bankruptcy.
