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Nik Sallie is an award-winning Intellectual Property and estate planning attorney, and the founder of Tastemakers Legal, PLLC, a boutique law firm based in Austin, Texas. With over a decade at Meta (formerly Facebook), she was a founding member of the Intellectual Property Operations Team and helped design Meta’s global IP enforcement system. Nik has handled over 4,000 IP cases and brings deep experience in trademark prosecution, brand protection, and business strategy. In addition to helping visionary entrepreneurs, influencers, and small businesses own, protect, and profit from their intellectual property, Nik also offers concierge estate planning services to ensure her clients’ legacies are protected and passed on to loved ones without costly court involvement or conflict. Her estate planning practice emphasizes flat-fee pricing, client education, and ongoing support for families navigating life’s transitions.
Reader, Summer is almost here, and I have several opportunities coming up to learn about estate planning, protecting the people you love, and creating a plan that reflects your values and wishes. Whether you’re married, single, a parent, a business owner, part of an LGBTQ+ family, or someone who simply wants to make things easier for the people they care about, I hope you’ll join me. Upcoming Events WEBINAR- Planning for the People You Love: Wills, Trusts & Incapacity Planning: The Essential...
Welcome to the Tastemakers Legal family, I’m genuinely honored to support you on this next powerful step in your business journey. Choosing to pursue a federal trademark isn’t just a legal formality. It’s an act of leadership. You’re protecting your brand, your legacy, and the future you’re building and that deserves to be celebrated. What to Expect Next Here’s a quick overview of the process ahead, so you know what to expect & when: 1. Schedule Your Official Client Onboarding Call We'll...
Why You Don’t Want an Initial Consultation, But a Life & Legacy Planning® Session Instead Hi Reader, A typical initial consultation with an estate planning lawyer may look like this: you meet, you answer questions about your family and assets, and the lawyer tells you what documents you need - typically a will, trust, health care directive, and power of attorney - and what they will cost. This is a recipe for disaster because this means that the lawyer you are considering hiring is likely not...