Reviews

The reviews below are copied exactly as written on our San Antonio Google Business Profile, including typos. That profile shows 4.4 stars from 29 reviews.

About the Rating

KREIG LLC also publishes a firm-wide average that includes every office. The 4.4 rating on this page comes only from the Google profile for our San Antonio office at 1846 N. Loop 1604 W, Suite 205.

Twenty-nine reviews is a small sample, and a single review can move the average noticeably. When any firm shows you a rating, ask which profile it comes from.

What Reviews Can and Cannot Tell You

A review tells you how a client felt they were treated, such as whether calls were returned, whether someone explained the process clearly, and whether staff were patient during a hard time. Several of the reviews below speak to those things.

A review cannot tell you whether a result was good compared with what the case was worth, or whether the reviewer’s facts are anything like yours. Past client satisfaction does not guarantee a similar result in your case.

One reviewer below says the firm “will get you the results you want.” That reflects her experience. No lawyer can promise a particular result in your matter.

Reviews that describe specific work, like a hearing, an accounting, or a deadline someone caught, tell you more than general praise.

Some Reviews Predate Our Current Practice

Some of the reviews below describe estate planning, and some describe a probate that moved from start to finish without anybody fighting about it. Those were real engagements, and we have left the reviews unedited, but they do not reflect what this office handles now.

The San Antonio practice is contested matters: will contests, removal of an executor or administrator, breach of fiduciary duty, contested heirship proceedings, dependent administrations, inherited property and partition disputes, contested guardianship and guardian removal, and trust litigation.

If what you need is a simple will, a trust drafted, an affidavit of heirship, or an uncontested administration nobody is arguing over, another firm can handle that work for less. The current list is on the practice pages.

Several reviews below also name attorneys and staff who may no longer be with the firm. The attorney at this office is Kreig Mitchell.

Reviews From Our San Antonio Profile

Each review appears with the reviewer’s name and the age of the review as posted, without edits.

“This law firm will get you the results you want! They work hard to get your case handled fast & efficiently. They handled my case in a very quick manner. The lawyers are professional and treat their customers with the best of care! I will definitely be using them again in the future for any needs I have. Highly recommend them!”

Mary Shooter, a year ago

“Attorney, Kristina Munoz and her paralegal, Patrick Martin, were invaluable to us at a time when emotions were high and our senses were dulled after the death of my beloved Uncle. My grieving aunt relied on me to engage the firm and they worked with both of us with grace and patience. I truly appreciate them. When you need an Estate Planner or Probate attorney, do not hesitate to contact Kreig, LLC. They are truly great attorneys to work with.”

Lisa Christopher Wogwu, 3 years ago

“I used Kreig LLC to help settle my fathers estate in Texas via probate court. Shout out to Christina Munoz and Dayana Alas for their promptness, attentiveness and professionalism. What could have been a very difficult situation they made easy. They walked me through the process and helped make a difficult situation much easier. I will definitely use them again for any estate/probate needs”

SCR, 4 years ago

“I truly appreciate all the hard work put into helping me sort things out after my husbands passing. It’s a long hard process but you made it seamless and I thank you.”

Kimberly Washington, 3 years ago

“Kristina listen to my issues and answered my questions fully and help me understand my situation better than I did before I talk to her. She was very personable understanding and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend her to anybody just starting out with any kind of probate issues.”

Jason Raley, 4 years ago

“I was so amazed at the concern and attention that was given to me during a 30 minute complimentary consultation regarding a family probate case. Professional and friendly, the attorney Christina, answered all my questions and even added information I had not thought about. I would hire this firm. Thank You.”

Gillian Schusster, 4 years ago

“My experience with Keiglaw firm was such a refreshing experience. I had talk with three other lawyers and I couldn’t get a word in edgewise. Erin Breaux was so very helpful; she answered all my question. In such a difficult situation, where my husband, Dad and Aunt has all passed in this last year. Ms. Breaux, I want to thank you for your help now and in the future”

Joyce Tucker, 4 years ago

“Caitlin was professional and informative. She presented as caring about my situation rather than just trying to get a case for her benefit. Even after realizing I likely would not benefit from her services she still provided me helpful information. I would definitely recommend her and would seek her representation if needed in the future.”

P Lopez, 4 years ago

“Mr. Mitchell was helpful and informative. He was willing to spend time discussing various concerns. This was unusual because this was the free, complimentary first visit. I will contact him again when needed.”

Della Whitcomb, 5 years ago

“Excellent job very good service I’m satisfied with your service”

Charlene Lang, 3 years ago


Questions to Ask Any Probate Lawyer

Before you hire a lawyer for a contested Bexar County probate matter, make sure they know how these courts work.

  • Which court hears it. Bexar County has three statutory probate courts, Probate Court No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3, under Gov’t Code 25.0171(c). Oscar J. Kazen, Veronica Vasquez and Barbie Scharf-Zeldes preside, they may sit and act for each other under 25.0173(p), and most matters are assigned equally among the three.
  • Mediation. Under the Bexar County probate courts’ local rules, approved September 25, 2026, Rule 6.2(b) means the court will generally require mediation before a contested matter is set for final trial, absent good cause. Ask how the lawyer prepares for mediation, because many cases settle there.
  • Title to property. Gov’t Code 25.0173(a) gives all three Bexar probate courts jurisdiction to decide the issue of title to real or personal property. A lawyer who does not know that may file a separate lawsuit that was not needed.
  • The dismissal docket. Rule 8.1(b) lets the court set a case for a dismissal hearing once it has been pending more than a year with no trial setting, no final hearing, and no signed interlocutory order.
  • Whether you may file alone. Rule 3.2(a) requires an attorney for an individual applying to serve as administrator, applying for guardianship of another, or representing a beneficiary, heir, or creditor. Under 3.2(b) the clerk accepts the filing, but the court takes no action until a lawyer appears.

The best way to find out whether we are a good fit is a conversation about your situation. Bring the will if there is one, anything you have been served with, and the key dates. You can also reach us through the contact page.

Talk to a San Antonio probate lawyer

Our office on N. Loop 1604 W is open by appointment only. Hearings are held at 100 Dolorosa in one of the three Bexar County probate courts.

The first consultation is short and free.