
Serving Clients from Around the World
Tax Law | Business Law | Estate Law
Experience You Can Trust
Coleman Jackson, Professional Corporation provides passionate and compassionate representation in tax law, business law, and estate law.
With over 35 years of legal experience, our law firm serves clients in Dallas-Fort Worth and from around the world.
Our Expertise in Key Legal Areas
Tax Law
International Tax, Federal Tax, State & Local Tax
Business Law
Small and Medium-Sized Business Legal Counseling and Advocacy

Estate Law
Trusts, Estates, and Will Admin, Guardianships, Wealth Managers, Business Alliances

Client Reviews
Our results speak for themselves. We’ve helped businesses and individuals navigate complex legal challenges and secure positive outcomes.

Why Clients Choose Coleman Jackson, P.C.
We’re committed to providing personalized and compassionate service to every client. Our law firm team is dedicated to resolving your legal matters with expertise and integrity.
- Serving businesses and individuals from around the world with dedication and to the fullest extent of the law.
- 35+ years of combined experience in tax law, business law, and estate law.
- Focused and determined on achieving the best possible outcomes for clients.
Active in the legal community through roles such as:
- CLE panelist for the Beverly Hills Bar Association Tax Section
- Judge for ABA regional competitions
- Adjunct professor of State and Local Tax Law at SMU Dedman School of Law
Legal Insights and Resources
Stay informed with our articles on the latest in tax law, business law, and estate law.
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The $15 Million Estate Tax Exemption Is Here to Stay: Is Your Dallas Estate Plan Up to Date?
The federal estate tax exemption rose to $15 million per person in 2026. That may make tax planning seem less urgent, but taxes are only one part of a sound plan. A Dallas estate planning lawyer can help check whether your documents still fit your assets…
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Can an Executor Be Removed in Texas? What Beneficiaries Should Know
If the executor delays the estate or refuses to explain what’s happening, beneficiaries might get worried. Under Texas law, a probate court may remove an executor under certain circumstances, but frustration alone is not necessarily a reason for removal. A Texas estate lawyer can help a…




