About Alexandra Eaker
Alexandra Eaker Perez built a career around tax law and small-firm practice. She earned her J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law and later completed an LL.M. in Taxation at the University of San Diego School of Law. Those degrees shaped a specialty in federal and state tax issues that she has carried into private practice.
After law school and advanced tax training, Perez established her own firm. She is the owner and tax lawyer at Eaker Pérez Law. In that role she handles a mix of client work. That includes tax planning for individuals, tax compliance for small businesses, and representation in tax controversies. She works across corporate and personal tax matters and on matters involving state and federal authorities.
Perez is admitted to practice in both Texas and California. She maintains memberships in professional organizations. Those memberships keep her connected to colleagues and developments in tax practice. Inside the office she balances client-facing work with research and drafting. Outside of it she follows changes in tax law that affect clients’ obligations and opportunities.
Colleagues describe Perez as methodical in her approach to tax issues. She breaks complex rules into clear steps. She focuses on facts first, then applies the relevant statutes and guidance. Her practice combines negotiation, written advocacy and practical planning. That mix suits clients who need both short-term problem solving and longer-term tax strategies.
Eaker Pérez Law operates as a small practice. The firm handles a steady stream of matters for individuals and closely held businesses. Perez manages intake and client counseling, oversees filings, and represents clients before taxing authorities when disputes arise. She also spends time on transactional work that raises tax questions, such as entity selection and succession planning for business owners.
Her career shows a steady orientation toward tax work rather than transactional general practice or litigation outside the tax field. She has chosen to keep her practice focused and accessible. She currently practices tax law at Eaker Pérez Law, advising clients on federal and state tax matters and tax controversies.
