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Probate in Texas can be complicated and expensive. It does not have to be this way. Whether you would like to plan your estate or have a loved one that passed away and want to avoid the needless cost and confusion of a lengthy estate administration, I would like to help you.
I am here to provide compassionate and cost-effective estate planning and administration services. I am available to meet with you at my virtual law office when it is most convenient for you. But if you would like to chat in person, we can schedule our meeting at my office or in the comfort of your home.
With a focus on supporting those who cannot afford the high fees of large law firms, I am dedicated to offering accessible legal representation for individuals and small businesses in my community.
As a Texas-licensed attorney, I hold extensive qualifications, including degrees from U.C. Berkeley, Texas Wesleyan (Texas A&M) School of Law, and an LL.M. from SMU, with years of experience in various legal fields.
Estate planning involves organizing and managing your assets to ensure they are distributed according to your wishes after your death. This process includes creating wills, trusts, and other legal documents to protect your estate and minimize taxes and legal complications for your beneficiaries.
Estate administration and probate involve managing and distributing a deceased person’s estate according to their will or state laws. This process includes validating the will, paying debts and taxes, and transferring assets to beneficiaries.
Estate litigation addresses disputes related to the management and distribution of an estate. It involves legal proceedings to resolve conflicts over wills, trusts, and other estate matters, ensuring fair and lawful resolution of disagreements among heirs and beneficiaries.
Real estate law involves transactions and disputes over property ownership and development. Real estate litigation resolves conflicts from these transactions, such as property rights disputes and zoning issues.
*Please note that these fees are based on an estimated time required to complete each service and do not include fees such as clerk recording and court filing fees. Services may be billed as a separate item or at the hourly billing rate, depending on individual circumstances.