Stephanie Thomson
Founding Partner
Stephanie Thomson is a founding partner of Granlund & Thomson and an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Texas. Her practice focuses on civil litigation, estate planning, probate, and real property matters.
About the Firm
Granlund & Thomson was established to offer the kind of legal counsel people value most: attentive, clear, and practical.

Our Approach
Good legal work starts with a conversation. Before offering advice, the firm takes the time to understand the people involved, the history behind the matter, and the outcome you are hoping for.
From there, the goal is clarity. You should understand your options, what each would involve, and what to expect next. Decisions are yours to make; the firm's role is to make sure they are well informed.
How We Work
Every matter begins with understanding your situation, your concerns, and what a good outcome looks like to you.
Legal questions are rarely simple, but the explanation should be. You will always know where things stand and why.
Guidance is weighed against cost, time, and what actually matters to you, not just what is legally possible.
A boutique firm means you work with the attorney handling your matter, not a rotating cast.
Bandera, Texas
The firm is based in Bandera, Texas. It is a community where people know their neighbors, and where trust is earned over time rather than assumed.
That setting shapes how the firm practices: patiently, personally, and with an appreciation for the place and the people it serves.


Attorneys
Founding Partner
Stephanie Thomson is a founding partner of Granlund & Thomson and an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Texas. Her practice focuses on civil litigation, estate planning, probate, and real property matters.
Founding Partner
Kalley Granlund is a founding partner of Granlund & Thomson and an attorney licensed by the State Bar of Texas. Her practice focuses on criminal defense and family law.
Consultation
Understanding your options is the first step forward. Reach out to arrange a consultation with the firm.
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