Attorneys & counselors · Fort Worth, TX · est. 2012
Good counsel is quiet, prepared, and priced in writing.
Most of what families and small businesses need from a lawyer is routine — and routine work deserves flat fees, published on the wall, in an engagement letter before a single hour is billed. That is how this firm runs.
This week at the firm
This week at O&V SAMPLE
Price the matter first, then book — both take a minute. Open the fee estimator →
Practice areas
Six areas, practiced deliberately.
Estate planning & wills
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, directives — flat-fee packages that get finished, not filed away.
Probate
Independent administration, will contests, heirship — a written roadmap at the first meeting.
Family law
Divorce, custody, modifications — flat fees where possible, written budgets where not.
Business & contracts
Formations, operating agreements, contract drafting and review, outside-counsel arrangements.
Civil disputes
Contract fights, property lines, business divorces — resolved sensibly where possible, tried when necessary.
No mystery, no phone tag
The fee tonight. The consultation this week.
Ask anything, anytime
The assistant answers fee and process questions at midnight — and knows the difference between a question and legal advice.
Real fees in 20 seconds
The estimator prices wills, probate, formations, and more from the published schedule. Run it →
Booked in a minute
Choose the matter type and a time; the office confirms the same business day. Book →
Client reviews
4.9 stars · 218 clients.
"Three firms quoted me 'it depends' for my mother's probate. Ostrander quoted $3,400 flat in the engagement letter, and the final invoice read $3,400. The roadmap she drew at the consult is still on my fridge."
"Asked their website at 11pm what an LLC with two partners costs. Real number, booked a consult for Thursday, walked out with an engagement letter. My contractor buddies didn't believe the no-surprises part until I showed them the invoice."
Know the fee before the meeting.
Pick the matter and answer two questions — the honest range from our published schedule, before you ever sit down.