Caroline Watson
Attorney at Law
Calm strategy. Strong results.
Guiding families through life’s toughest legal moments.
Caroline S. Watson, J.D. focuses her practice on probate litigation, estate administration,
and guardianships. She helps clients protect what matters most, their families and their
future, when conflict or loss creates uncertainty.
With experience in both courtroom litigation and estate planning, Caroline brings a calm,
strategic approach to every case.
Education & Credentials
- Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, Juris Doctor, Cum Laude
- Note & Comment Editor, Law Review
- University of South Carolina, B.A. Political Science, Magna Cum Laude
Recent Publications & Presentations
- “Jury Selection in Texas,” North Texas Probate Bench Bar, April 2024 (co-authored with
R. Keith Morris III and Lynn W. Kelly) - “The Last Line of Defense or The Final Hurdle?: Navigating Frustrating Real Estate Transactions in
Estates and Trusts,” Tarrant County Probate Bar Association, November 2022 - “Estate Planning and Cryptocurrency,” WEB3 Law Conference, April 2022(Caroline drafted all presentations; several were co-presented with Keith Morris, III)
Professional Memberships
- Tarrant County Bar Association
- Tarrant County Young Lawyers Association
- Tarrant County Probate Bar Association
- State Bar of Texas
- State Bar of Texas Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law (REPTL) Section
Who is Caroline Watson?
Caroline Watson is a Texas probate attorney who helps families navigate wills, probate, guardianship, and fiduciary disputes during some of life’s hardest moments.
Why do people come to her for help?
Losing a loved one or planning for the future can feel overwhelming. Without clear guidance, the legal process can quickly become confusing and stressful. Most families come to Caroline because they want answers, clarity, and peace of mind.
How does Caroline help families?
She walks clients through estate planning, estate administration, and fiduciary litigation with a clear plan and steady guidance. Her goal is to protect what matters, reduce unnecessary conflict, and help families make confident decisions.
What experience does she bring to the table?
Caroline began her career at Jackson Walker, working on complex estate planning and probate matters. She later joined The Blum Firm, where she focused on fiduciary litigation and estate planning. She has also served as a judicial extern in both federal and county courts. That experience allows her to guide families with confidence and care.
What should someone do if they need help?
You do not have to face probate alone. Caroline encourages families to reach out, ask questions, and create a plan that protects their legacy and brings peace of mind.
Rooted in Texas. Driven by purpose.
Caroline combines deep Texas roots with a practical, people-first approach to law. She believes every client deserves both clarity and compassion especially when family and finances intersect.
If family conflict is tearing things apart, don’t face it alone.
Schedule a consultation with Caroline today and get a clear plan
to move forward.