Losing a loved one is hard. Handling their estate shouldn’t make it harder. We guide Texas families through probate with compassion, precision, and step-by-step support, so you can settle your loved one’s affairs the right way.
Serving families across Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, and throughout the State of Texas.
Legal Representation for Probate in Texas
Probate is not just paperwork, it’s the final step in honoring the wishes of someone who mattered deeply to you. The process can feel overwhelming without guidance, especially when dealing with grief, family conflict, court requirements, and complicated assets.
We handle the legal details so you don’t have to. Whether your case is simple or complex, we are here to protect your interests every step of the way.
Step-by-Step Probate Process
We review the will (if one exists), gather estate information, verify heirs, and determine the best probate method.
We file the legal documents with the appropriate Texas probate court.
A judge formally appoints an Executor (if there is a will) or Administrator (if no will exists).
This grants legal authority to manage the estate.
We help gather financial information, locate property, and resolve debts.
A full list of estate assets is prepared and submitted.
Once debts are settled, remaining assets are transferred to heirs and beneficiaries.
Final documents are filed and the probate case is officially closed.
Clients work with us because we provide:
Every case is unique, we tailor our strategy to fit your family and estate.
No hourly surprises. Clear pricing for most probate matters.
We keep your case moving and handle all filing deadlines on your behalf.
We focus on Texas estates, Texas probate code, and Texas courts.
From modest estates to multi-property, high-asset, or debt-heavy cases.
We treat you like family, not a file number.
Probate Done Right, With the Support You Deserve
For most estates, yes. Court procedures and legal filings can be complex, especially when no will exists or the estate has debts.
Most estates take 6-12 months. Simple cases may require less time; complex estates may take longer.
The estate goes through intestate probate, and heirs are determined under Texas law. We guide you through the process.
Only if certain tools (like trusts or beneficiary designations) were set up before death.
Costs vary based on the estate. We offer flat-fee and transparent pricing options.
All 254 counties in Texas - including Harris, Dallas, Travis, Bexar, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Tarrant, and more.
Get the Legal Support Your Family Needs
Whether you’re starting the probate process, unsure what steps to take next, or dealing with a complicated estate, our team is ready to help.
Office Location:
440 Louisiana St., Suite 900
Houston, Texas 77002