
StevenTylerSwain.
Principal at the Swain Law Firm, P.C. – practicing in Texas since 1996.
Real estate, probate, and estate planning. Co-counsel in complex civil litigation. A practice grounded in measured judgment and the long view that estate work demands.
Steven "Tyler" Swain has practiced at the firm now known as the Swain Law Firm, P.C. since 1998. He is an honors graduate of Baylor University and earned his law degree from the South Texas College of Law in 1996.
His practice is primarily devoted to real estate, probate, and estate planning. Tyler also serves as co-counsel with plaintiffs' firms in multi-million dollar civil litigation and has earned a reputation among his colleagues as a skillful negotiator and a careful navigator of the Texas probate courts.
In Texas Law Since 1996
Steven Tyler Swain · Attorney at Law
Real Estate
Transactions, title matters, and the contractual work that underpins Texas real estate, residential, commercial, and undivided interests held across generations.
Real Estate
Transactions, title matters, and the contractual work that underpins Texas real estate, residential, commercial, and undivided interests held across generations.
Probate
Administration of estates and procedural navigation of the Texas probate courts. Contested and uncontested matters, dependent and independent administrations.
Probate
Administration of estates and procedural navigation of the Texas probate courts. Contested and uncontested matters, dependent and independent administrations.
Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, and the structuring of family arrangements that anticipate the questions families will face one and two generations from now.
Estate Planning
Wills, trusts, and the structuring of family arrangements that anticipate the questions families will face one and two generations from now.
Tyler Swain also serves as co-counsel with plaintiffs' firms in complex civil litigation.
Education
South Texas College of Law
J.D., 1996
Baylor University
Honors Graduate
Bar Admissions
State of Texas
Admitted to Practice