
“Helpful and Trustworthy Attorney”
I was really sad that I even had to hire an attorney to deal with parts of my family when my dad died but he really helped me get through the process and was SO knowledgeable on everything that was going on.
They were caring and kind all the way through the process. I highly recommend them to anyone entitled to claim leftover funds from foreclosure or who need to probate an estate for a loved one. Here is a picture of myself and my lovely sister, Karen!
He told me the amount I would receive at the beginning of the process. He also told me that I would never have to step inside of a court room, which I didn’t want to due to the complex challenges of probate court. Ryan and his team worked very hard for me.
Keith and his team were fantastic. We had heard horror stories of the probate process but our experience was fast and flawless with Keith. The loss of our loved one was very unexpected and the estate was complicated. Considering the circumstances I can honestly say it couldn’t have gone any better. I have already recommended Keith to others and will continue to.
Why do you need a Brazos County Probate Attorney? And what exactly is a Probate? The Texas Probate process is the process of administering the property, or estate, of a deceased person. The process will oversee all claims that arise, as well as the distribution of the deceased’s property, according to the decedent’s will. A will is a legal document that outlines the wishes of the deceased person. An executor is appointed during the probate process, and if the person died intestate, or without a will, the probate process will oversee that person’s property distribution as well. Another process that is done by probate is the appointment of a guardian, in the event a person is unable to make personal decisions on their own. This could be a financial decision, or a medical or health decision. The probate court would then appoint someone who is able to make those decisions.
Many problems can arise with the administering of an estate and a Brazos County probate attorney needs to be well-trained in that area. Unfortunately, there are people who would take advantage of a loved one’s death. A probate attorney can help protect the final wishes of the decedent and argue in court on behalf of beneficiaries.
Additionally, there are many steps involved in the process of finalizing an estate after a death. A Brazos County probate attorney can help take care of these steps in accordance with the law, including:
A Brazos County probate attorney can also advise you about tax implications on a federal and state level in association with the estate, as well as probate fees. Questions and legal issues regarding conservatorships, guardianships, property transfers and inheritance also fall within the scope a probate lawyer’s knowledge and experience.
Our Brazos County probate attorney, Keith Morris & Stacy Kelly, Attorneys at Law, will work tirelessly to resolve your loved one’s estate in a manner that respects his or her last wishes. Call (346) 384-8768 in Houston and (817) 532-6797 in Fort Worth today for more information.
Our firm provides services to clients throughout Brazos County including the cities of Bryan, College Station, Kurten, Millican, and Wixon Valley.
Have you lost a loved one and need to settle his or her estate? Do you need the estate administered correctly? Are you concerned that someone may be taking advantage of your relative’s death? Are you concerned about ensuring that the wishes of the deceased are honored?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, our Texas law firm can help. We can assist you with questions related to inheritance law, will contests, guardianships, property rights, will forms, conservatorships, codicils, intestacy, and more. When you need a probate lawyer in Texas, call Keith Morris & Stacy Kelly.
Contact the firm today to discuss your case during a free consultation and explore your options.