ELLIOTTAT LAWSAN MARCOS, TEXAS · PERSONAL COUNSEL
Medical bill arbitration for surgeons.
Heirship, inheritance recovery, and estate planning for families.
Lead Trial Attorney
THREE AREAS. ONE PERSONAL APPROACH.
Choose the situation closest to yours. Each practice page explains the focus and what to have in mind for a first conversation.
Disputed out-of-network payments deserve a close look. Start by identifying whether Texas arbitration or federal IDR may apply.
When an estate leaves unanswered questions, understand your potential rights and the steps available to pursue an inheritance.
Make your intentions clear. Consider wills, trusts, and decision-making documents around your family and your priorities.
BEFORE WE TALK
A little preparation helps make the first conversation more useful.
Who needs help, what kind of matter it is, and what you want to understand. Mention any known deadline when you speak with the firm.
Make a private list of relevant records. Keep medical information, estate documents, and other confidential details out of an initial email.
Ask about fit, scope, fees, and next steps. Representation begins only after the firm agrees to accept your matter.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE NAME
LEAD TRIAL ATTORNEY
Based in San Marcos, Jon brings a personal approach to the attorney-client relationship, with an emphasis on direct access and preparation.
Elliott At Law is the next chapter: a focused practice for surgeons facing payment disputes and families navigating inheritance or planning ahead.
CLIENT REVIEWS
In their own words: experiences clients have shared about working with Jon.
Find Jon’s reviews on GoogleThe most honest and relatable attorney that I’ve ever met. I’m not excited about the reason that I need his help, but I’m excited that I met him.
I had the privilege of working with Jon Robinson for my legal matter and I couldn't be more impressed with his professionalism and expertise. From our first meeting, Jon took the time to understand my situation and explain the legal process in a way that was easy to understand. He was responsive to my questions and kept me updated throughout the entire process. What stood out the most was his attention to detail and commitment to achieving the best possible outcome. I highly recommend his services to anyone in need of legal representation
I had a ticket i was trying to i was trying to get taken care of, in my family we dont have any experience with lawyers or anything to do with the law. i had no one to ask for advice i called about 15 different lawyers that showed up online i really was giving up hope because every spot i called wanted money for a consultation or wanted me to pay hire them already for any sort of advice or even to check if the letter i got on the mail saying i had a warrent was real.Jon robbinson was quick to ask me about my case and automatically told me to give him a second while he called to check if the letter i got was active. He returned my call within 5 minutes and explained to me about the case and about he goes about dealing with them and what he recommended me to do without charging me or making me feel like a burden i really appreciate everything and with him best in the future. Any case i will definitely call here
VERY GENUINE Easy to speak to and very understanding. He is not your average attorney that is a one way street. He wants to make sure the client is satisfied with representation.
One of the best and caring attorneys out there. Can trust him with all legal matters.
Reviews describe individual experiences with Jon. They do not predict future outcomes.
RECENT GRADUATES & EARLY-CAREER ATTORNEYS
Interested in joining Jon’s team? Introduce yourself, explore the practice areas, and start a conversation about where you want your legal career to go.
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Surgeons and practice managers can begin with medical bill arbitration. Families dealing with an estate or questions about who inherits can explore heirship and inheritance recovery. If you want to document your own wishes, start with estate planning. You can also select “I’m not sure yet” when you contact us.
Your name, a way to reach you, and a brief general description are enough to begin. Please do not send medical records, patient information, Social Security numbers, or confidential documents before the firm confirms a secure way to share them.
No. The appropriate process depends on the health plan, service, claim, and other eligibility requirements. Texas arbitration and federal independent dispute resolution are different processes. An initial review helps identify which, if either, applies.
No. An inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after the firm agrees to accept the matter and the terms of engagement are established. Do not rely on an inquiry to protect a filing deadline.