TEXAS PROBATE ATTORNEY

When a family member has passed away, probate is the first step in the legal process for distributing the property.  If you are an executor or beneficiary of a Texas Will, you may need a probate attorney.

– More About Probate in Texas

– Probate Alternatives when there is No Will

– Texas Alternatives to Probate when there is a Will

WILLS IN TEXAS

It’s important to have a Last Will and Testament. Having your Texas Will prepared by an estate planning lawyer can be simple and affordable.

TEXAS TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANNING

While it’s important to have a Last Will and Testament in Texas, many of our estate planning clients want (or need) a Texas living trust.  Depending on your situation, the estate planning attorney may suggest a Texas revocable trust, an irrevocable trust, a special needs trust, or some other trust custom tailored to your needs.  Your Texas trust can be tailored much more than a Last Will & Testament.

ESTATE DISPUTES

If you are involved in an estate dispute, it is imperative you consult with a probate attorney.  Your inheritance rights must be protected, and there can be deadlines for filing.  An estate dispute could involve contesting a Will, contesting a Trust, breach of fiduciary duty, guardianship of the estate, or protecting rights as an heir under Texas Law.