About John Thomas Kinkler
John Thomas Kinkler Elliott practices estate planning law at Elliott Estate Law, PLLC in Houston, Texas. He joined the State Bar of Texas in 2006. The firm specializes in estate planning, probate, and elder law, serving clients throughout the Houston area. Elliott is known for his understanding of complex estate issues and his commitment to helping families handle the details of planning for the future. He earned his J.D. from South Texas College of Law in 2006 after completing his undergraduate studies at Texas A&M University, where he received a B.S.
in Biomedical Science in 1999. During his time in law school, he focused on courses related to estate planning and probate law, which laid the groundwork for his future practice. His educational background has provided him with a unique perspective on the legal and financial aspects of estate management. Most of his work involves drafting wills, establishing trusts, and guiding clients through the probate process. He also assists families in elder law matters, ensuring that their loved ones receive the care they need while protecting their assets. Cases typically involve comprehensive planning strategies that address both immediate and long-term needs, allowing clients to feel secure in their decisions.
Before founding Elliott Estate Law, PLLC, he served as an associate lawyer at another firm, where he worked in estate planning and probate law. In 2022, he became a managing member of his firm. This lets the attorney further shape the direction of his practice. His board certifications in Estate Planning and Probate Law and as a Certified Financial Planner enhance his ability to provide well-rounded advice to clients. Elliott is actively involved in several professional organizations, including the Texas Probate Law American Inn of Court and the Houston Bar Association. He is a founding member of the Texas Probate Law American Inn of Court and serves on the Board of Directors for Lawyers in Tax and Probate.
His contributions to the legal community also extend to the Editorial Advisory Board for Texas Probate Forms & Procedures, where he helps shape resources for fellow practitioners. His dedication to the field of estate planning and probate law is evident in his ongoing commitment to professional development and community involvement. Elliott's clients benefit from his extensive knowledge and experience, making him a advocate in the Houston area. He continues to expand his practice while maintaining a focus on providing personalized service to each client.
