Wills · Trusts · Estate planning
Protect your family
with a plan.
Start with a call.
You don’t have to figure out a will or trust on your own. Talk with attorney Jeremy Cleverly about your family, your questions, and what comes next.
Book a Complimentary 15-Minute Zoom CallBy phone · No preparation needed · No obligation
“Estate planning can feel overwhelming, but he made the entire process clear, organized, and stress-free.”Dorenda Lohmer · Review featured on Cleverly Law’s website
Your first step
Fifteen minutes.
A clearer next step.
This is a conversation about getting started. You don’t need documents ready or every decision made.
- Tell me what’s on your mind.
A new plan, an outdated will, or questions about protecting your children.
- Ask your questions.
We’ll talk about your goals and how the planning process works.
- Decide whether to move forward.
If we’re a fit, we’ll discuss a planning session and the next steps.
“I want to understand the people you’re planning for and what matters most to you.”
— Jeremy Cleverly
Choose a time that works for you.
Complimentary 15-Minute Zoom Call with Jeremy Cleverly
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A few things
you may be wondering.
What is the Complimentary 15-Minute Zoom Call?
It’s a short conversation to see if we’re a good fit for each other, with no obligation to hire the firm. It’s a chance to discuss your goals, ask about the process, and decide on a next step.
Do I need to know whether I want a will or trust?
No. Start with the people you want to protect and the questions you have. We’ll discuss your situation and how a planning session can help you choose an approach.
How much will my estate plan cost?
Planning is offered on a flat-fee basis. Once we understand the work your family needs, we explain the scope and fee before you commit.
Do I need to come to the office?
Your first conversation can happen by phone. Our office is in Aledo, and we can discuss meeting arrangements for the planning that follows.
About Me
Jeremy Cleverly is an estate planning attorney who helps families put thoughtful plans in place for the people they love most.
His work focuses on helping parents protect minor children, prepare young adults for greater independence, and assist families navigating the legal and practical concerns that come with aging parents. He also helps individuals and couples create clear plans for incapacity, inheritance, family responsibilities and the transfer of assets.
With more than two decades of legal experience, Jeremy takes a practical, personal approach to estate planning. He begins with the family, the goals and the concerns—not the documents—then builds a plan designed to provide clarity, reduce conflict and protect what matters most.
Outside the firm, Jeremy serves on the executive board of the Aledo Education Foundation, on the board of Big Country Veterans, and on the finance committee at Aledo United Methodist Church.
He is a past President of the Ellis County Bar Association and has served on the board of the Stephen F. Austin State University Alumni Association. He has taught business law as an adjunct professor, judged business pitch competitions and guest lectured at Stephen F. Austin State University, and speaks about estate planning on podcasts and video interviews. He is a former member of Cowtown Angels, the Fort Worth angel investment network.
Before and alongside his legal practice, Jeremy founded and led Bumps and Bruises Pediatric Urgent Care, which he scaled and sold to a private equity-backed buyer. He later acquired a commercial landscaping company, rebranded it, built out its systems and processes, and sold it as well, and has helped run a third company through a venture-backed incubator. Business owners tend to find their way to him for that reason: when the conversation turns to succession, he has been on the other side of it.
