BILL CLINE
BOARD CERTIFIED IN ESTATE PLANNING & PROBATE LAW - TEXAS BOARD OF LEGAL SPECIALIZATION
Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubble for over 35 years.
Bill's many years of advising, counseling and planning have proven to be invaluable to his clients. To assist in preparing estate planning documents and handling real estate and probate matters, Bill draws not only upon his legal training and knowledge but also uses his own life experiences as well as those of the many clients he has assisted. Bill's client base includes not only those persons new to the area, but also his many long time friends and clients dating back to his young lawyer days.
Bill attended the University of Texas at Austin on a football scholarship, and is a graduate of the UT School of Business and UT School of Law. While still in law school, he served as a State Representative in the Texas House House of Representatives followed by two years as a Special Agent with the USAF Office of Special Investigations.
After military service, Bill and wife, Kathleen, moved to his home town of Wharton to raise their family. There, Bill practiced law with his father and son, operated a family owned title business, and for 20 years served City Attorney. During that time Bill served on the board of a bank as well as numerous civic and business organizations. He served as President of several of these organizations, including the Wharton Lions Club and the Wharton County Bar Association. In 1986 Bill was named Wharton Citizen of the Year.
In 1995 Bill and Kathleen moved to Wimberley where they enjoy the Hill Country life and Bill continues his active law practice. Currently, Bill is a member of the Wimberley Lions Club and serves on the City of Wimberley Board of Adjustment and as Chancellor of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.
In addition to his law practice, Bill's interests include family activities with Kathleen, their children and grandchildren. He also takes time out for tennis, running, hunting, reading and traveling. Bill and Kathleen survived a night together in their attic during the 2015 Blanco River Memorial Day Flood, then rebuilt their home and once again enjoy a "Little Bit of Heaven" on the river.
Bill believes that the most important aspect of his law practice is to listen carefully to his clients in order to be able draft their wills, trusts and other documents so as to accomplish long term family goals in the most efficient and practical manner.
BOARD CERTIFIED IN ESTATE PLANNING & PROBATE LAW - TEXAS BOARD OF LEGAL SPECIALIZATION
Rated AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubble for over 35 years.
Bill's many years of advising, counseling and planning have proven to be invaluable to his clients. To assist in preparing estate planning documents and handling real estate and probate matters, Bill draws not only upon his legal training and knowledge but also uses his own life experiences as well as those of the many clients he has assisted. Bill's client base includes not only those persons new to the area, but also his many long time friends and clients dating back to his young lawyer days.
Bill attended the University of Texas at Austin on a football scholarship, and is a graduate of the UT School of Business and UT School of Law. While still in law school, he served as a State Representative in the Texas House House of Representatives followed by two years as a Special Agent with the USAF Office of Special Investigations.
After military service, Bill and wife, Kathleen, moved to his home town of Wharton to raise their family. There, Bill practiced law with his father and son, operated a family owned title business, and for 20 years served City Attorney. During that time Bill served on the board of a bank as well as numerous civic and business organizations. He served as President of several of these organizations, including the Wharton Lions Club and the Wharton County Bar Association. In 1986 Bill was named Wharton Citizen of the Year.
In 1995 Bill and Kathleen moved to Wimberley where they enjoy the Hill Country life and Bill continues his active law practice. Currently, Bill is a member of the Wimberley Lions Club and serves on the City of Wimberley Board of Adjustment and as Chancellor of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.
In addition to his law practice, Bill's interests include family activities with Kathleen, their children and grandchildren. He also takes time out for tennis, running, hunting, reading and traveling. Bill and Kathleen survived a night together in their attic during the 2015 Blanco River Memorial Day Flood, then rebuilt their home and once again enjoy a "Little Bit of Heaven" on the river.
Bill believes that the most important aspect of his law practice is to listen carefully to his clients in order to be able draft their wills, trusts and other documents so as to accomplish long term family goals in the most efficient and practical manner.