In 1976, Al Weycer and Richard Kaplan began practicing law together, and in 1979 formed Weycer & Kaplan.   Joe Pulaski & Gordon Zuber began practicing law in 1962, most of the time at the firm of Foreman Dyess Prewett Rosenberg & Henderson (later Foreman Dyess).   In 1985, Weycer Kaplan Pulaski & Zuber was created by the merger of Weycer & Kaplan and Pulaski & Zuber.  The firm started out with just a few practice areas mostly in the areas of commercial real estate, corporate transactions, and commercial litigation, but over the years expanded to a wide variety of areas, including estate planning and administration, appellate, tax, finance, bankruptcy, non-profit, and employment, thus becoming a premiere full service law firm with offices in Houston and Dallas.  Although much has changed over the years, one thing has remained the same - the law firm’s philosophy of creating a firm with highly qualified attorneys, who provide quality legal work to its clients in an expeditious and efficient manner.

Mr. Strug practices in the area of estate planning, trust and estate administration and business planning. He works closely with clients respecting a myriad of probate, trust and tax issues. Mr. Strug assists clients with estate and business planning, ranging from tax-planned wills and trusts to advanced planning techniques.  Mr. Strug uses family limited partnerships, charitable remainder trusts, grantor retained annuity trusts, and partition and property agreements in order to address client planning objectives, whether it be driven by taxes or driven by asset protection concerns.

In the area of probate administration, Mr. Strug handles entire aspects of estate administration, from admitting a will to probate to preparing a federal estate tax return. He works closely with families to navigate through the probate process, assisting with any number of issues which they may face, from conveying title to the house to funding an estate credit shelter trust to communicating with the IRS about a potential estate audit.

In the area of business planning, Mr. Strug’s practice ranges from setting up business entities to assisting clients with the acquisition or sale of a small-to-mid size business.

Mr. Strug’s focus on client development, education and satisfaction means phone calls and emails are returned in timely manner, questions are welcomed and time is taken to provide clients with a thorough understanding of the options which may be facing them at the particular time.