About the Firm
Sprott Law Firm, P.C. was founded in 2015 by David A. Sprott. The firm closed in 2019 while David explored law practice in a larger firm. David reopened the firm as Sprott Law Firm PLLC in 2025. David is a Texan, born and raised here in a family that traces its roots back to the days of the Republic. David earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Abilene Christian University and a juris doctorate from Texas Tech University School of Law. David received a law license from the Supreme Court of Texas in 2004. During David’s 20+ years practicing law, he has focused on estate planning (wills, trusts, elder care, and family business formation and succession), probate, and business formation and transactions. David, his wife, and three children have lived in Abilene since 2012. In addition to his law practice, David serves as a deacon at his church and as a trustee for Christian Homes and Family Services.
Areas of Practice
Estate Planning
We help clients design personalized estate plans that protect their families and preserve their assets for future generations. We prepare wills, trusts, and powers of attorney tailored to each client’s goals, helping ensure their wishes are clearly described and legally sound. Whether your estate is modest or multimillion-dollar, we will draft effective estate planning documents so that your estate is handled efficiently and honors your wishes.
Business Formation and Dissolution
We advise business owners through every stage of their company’s life cycle, from formation to sale or dissolution. We assist with choosing the right business entity, drafting company agreements or bylaws, and handling transactions to protect our clients’ interests, shield their personal assets from business liability, and foster smooth operations.
Probate / Estate Administration
We guide families through the probate and estate administration process with clarity and compassion. We assist executors and beneficiaries in probating wills, administering estates and trusts, settling debts, and ensuring that assets are properly distributed. We regularly guide executors, trustees, and families through matters ranging from simple administrations to estates requiring valuation of significant assets and the filing of a federal estate tax return.
Peace of Mind
We believe informed clients make confident decisions. The publications provided through this site are designed to help you understand and remember key concepts that may relate to your legal matter, whether in estate planning, probate, business law, or related areas. These materials are educational resources only and are not a substitute for personalized legal advice. We do not guarantee that the resources are free from error or reflect current law. Reading these publications or using the information provided does not create an attorney-client relationship.