Real Estate
Transactions, title matters, and disputes, informed by decades of title company ownership in Bastrop.
Bastrop County, Texas
Real estate, business, probate, and civil litigation for Central Texas — counsel from a former elected District Attorney whose family has been part of Bastrop County since before the courthouse was built.
Speak with JoeAreas of Practice
Transactions, title matters, and disputes, informed by decades of title company ownership in Bastrop.
Formation, contracts, and disputes for Central Texas businesses, from Main Street to the boardroom.
Guiding families through probate, administration, and planning with clarity and care.
Trial-tested advocacy from a former elected District Attorney, in negotiation and in the courtroom.
The Attorney
A seventh-generation Bastrop County resident and 1969 graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, Joe Grady Tuck took office in 1972 as the elected District Attorney of the 216th Judicial District — six Central Texas counties — at age 26, the youngest elected prosecutor in the nation.
Half a century of practice spanning the courtroom and the boardroom.
Co-founder of a publicly traded cable advertising company and of the Bank of Kerrville; longtime owner of title companies; professor of law at Schreiner University and Chapman University's graduate school. Active today on the boards of the Bastrop Opera House and the Bastrop County Historical Society.
