About Firm
Planning to safeguard your legacy, protect your loved ones, and honor your wishes for generations to come.
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Driven by Mission and Your Convenience
Mission. The mission of Daniel Van Slyke, Attorney at Law is threefold: (1) to give you and your family peace about your estate; (2) to help keep your estate, business, and family out of court; (3) and to protect your legacy from creditors, predators, and indiscretion. Daniel will take the time to learn about you and your estate, to discuss your goals and concerns, and to carefully craft a plan to help you meet your goals. Daniel also will explain clearly all you need to know so you will understand your plan and how to manage it.
Remote Services. The Firm conducts business remotely. Daniel is an attorney licensed to practice law in California, Texas, and Missouri. Wherever you are in California, Texas, or Missouri, Daniel can prepare or update your estate or business plan from the comfort of your own home, without the need for in-person visits or travel. Schedule a Zoom meeting today.
Daniel Van Slyke
Attorney at Law
Daniel started his legal career in civil litigation, where he worked on dozens of cases involving deceased and incapacitated individuals. As a litigation attorney, Daniel observed countless ways that things go badly for families, friends, neighbors, and closely held businesses when people do not properly plan for their passing or for possible incapacity. Strongly believing that he would provide more value by helping people plan for death and incapacity than by litigating after something goes wrong, Daniel developed a passion for estate planning. With compassion, Daniel strives to meet his clients’ planning goals and bring them peace of mind about their estates and assets.
Daniel is admitted to practice law in California, Texas, and Missouri. Daniel earned a J.D. magna cum laude at Texas A&M University School of Law, a Ph.D. at Saint Louis University, an M.A. at the University of Dallas, and a B.A. at the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto.