James Montgomery Law

About James Montgomery Law — business law San Antonio Texas

James Montgomery Law delivers seasoned business law San Antonio counsel for owners planning a sale, acquisition, or major transition. Attorney James E. Montgomery Jr. has served San Antonio and Bexar County since 1979 and is recognized by Super Lawyers and Martindale-Hubbell. The firm concentrates on mergers and acquisitions, helping owners understand what their company is worth to prospective buyers.

Beyond M&A, the practice advises on business valuation, capital and loans, business real estate, and related wealth planning such as wills and trusts. That mix lets owners coordinate a sale with their broader estate goals. Initial strategy consultations are available by appointment, giving owners a clear, experienced sounding board before a deal moves forward.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe a calm, deeply experienced advisor. Recurring themes include practical deal guidance, clear explanations of valuation, and decades of local knowledge. Many business owners value having one attorney who understands both the transaction and the planning behind it.

business law San Antonio — Practice Areas & Services

• Mergers and acquisitions: Advising owners through the sale or purchase of a business.
• Business valuation: Helping owners understand what buyers will pay.
• Capital and loans: Guiding financing decisions tied to growth or sale.
• Business real estate: Handling property issues connected to a transaction.
• Wealth and estate planning: Coordinating wills and trusts with a business exit.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I involve a business lawyer in a sale?

Bring in counsel early, before you list or accept an offer. Early valuation and structuring advice often protects more value than last-minute negotiation.

How are business law fees handled in San Antonio?

M&A and advisory work is typically billed hourly or by project. James Montgomery Law reviews the likely structure during an initial strategy consultation.

Where are San Antonio business disputes handled?

Most contested business matters proceed in the Bexar County district courts downtown, though many transactions close without litigation. Local experience helps either way.