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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.
What is Probate Administration?
For more information about probate administration, Attorneys Your Texas Probate Attorneys are able to answer all of your questions. Call (346) 384-8768 in Houston and (817) 532-6797 in Fort Worth today or submit an online contact form.
“Helpful and Trustworthy Attorney”
“Ryan and team were very professional and empathetic regarding probating my sister’s estate.”
“Ryan and team were very professional and empathetic regarding probating my sister’s estate.”
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!
- Shirley H.
“After my Mom passed away and her house was foreclosed on, Ryan of Conscious Dealz helped me get the excess funds from the foreclosure.”
“After my Mom passed away and her house was foreclosed on, Ryan of Conscious Dealz helped me get the excess funds from the foreclosure.”
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.
- AJ J.
“Keith and his team were fantastic.”
“Keith and his team were fantastic.”
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.
- Thomas M.
“Thank you, Keith, I truly appreciate you.”
“Thank you, Keith, I truly appreciate you.”
He researched my problem, consulted another expert just for a second opinion, and responded to me with the answers I needed. He is a SUPER PERSON.
- Kathie
“He was responsive and found the right resources for us.”
“He was responsive and found the right resources for us.”
He helped my family navigate a unique probate and trust process right at the end of the year.
- Previous Client
“He is aggressive in court room while remaining respectful and compassionate to other lawyers and his clients.”
“He is aggressive in court room while remaining respectful and compassionate to other lawyers and his clients.”
Keith is one of the finest and technically proficient lawyers I have ever met.
- Jennifer
“Whenever I had a question or concern, all I had to do was call or email Keith.”
“Whenever I had a question or concern, all I had to do was call or email Keith.”
Keith is very professional and was able to settle my family dispute.
- Susan
What is Texas Probate Administration?
Texas Probate administration is the process by which a court oversees the payment of debts and the distribution of assets of a deceased person. The probate process can be emotionally draining, expensive and time consuming but we can guide you through the process and make the situation more manageable. There are different types of Texas probate proceedings and a variety of alternatives available to you, depending upon how you wish to administer the assets.
How Do I Probate a Will in Texas?
If you listen to companies that sell trusts in order to bypass the Texas probate process, you would think that probating a will is a difficult undertaking. In fact, in the state of Texas, it is a very straightforward process. The amount of work required to probate a will depends on the individual circumstances surrounding the estate.
A probate lawyer in Texas can help you navigate the variables to find out the right solution for your situation: whether that is probating the will and obtaining letters testamentary in order to administer the assets, or probating the will as muniment of title in order to simply transfer ownership of property from the decedent to the heirs.
Probating a will in Texas is an important legal process that allows the heirs of a decedent to obtain their rightful share in the estate’s assets. The process is easier than if the decedent died without a will (intestacy) and requires far less court intervention. When a decedent has a will, the court will admit the will to probate and issue letters testamentary to the executor. The executor will have the authority to gather the assets and administer them. The will dictates how a decedent expects to have their assets distributed and to whom. If no will is available, then the court will be charged with determining who the beneficiaries are and how the estate is distributed in accordance with Texas intestacy laws.
If you’ve been named as executor of a will, Keith Morris & Stacy Kelly will work with you to fulfill your promise to your loved one in the Texas probate administration process. With his help, you can be assured that you’re receiving quality counsel, and taking the appropriate action to settle your loved one’s affairs swiftly and with dignity. Attorneys Morris & Kelly can help you through the process of admitting a will to probate in any Texas probate court to make sure the wishes of the deceased are honored. We will evaluate the situation and bring to bear our knowledge of the Texas Probate Code to provide maximum value to the estate’s heirs.
To discuss your situation or get more information on probate, call Keith Morris & Stacy Kelly, Attorneys at Law today at (346) 384-8768 in Houston and (817) 532-6797 in Fort Worth.
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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?
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