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Locations We Serve:

• Sugar Land Probate
• Pasadena Probate
• Pearland Probate
• Southwest Houston
• North Houston
• Galveston County Probate
• League City Probate
• Harris County Probate
• Fort Bend County Probate
• Galveston County Probate
• Montgomery County Probate

Practice Areas:

• Probate Administration in Houston, Texas
  • $1,199 Flat Fee Probate
• Probate Litigation in Houston, Texas
• Estate Planning Attorneys
  • Power of Attorney
  • Living Wills
  • Last Will & Testaments
• Probate Mediation
  • Probate Mediation Process
  • About Mediation in Probate Matters
• Affidavit of Heirship
• Small Estate Affidavit
• Guardianship in Houston, Texas
• Guardianship in Houston, Texas
• Trusts and Trust Administration

Our Probate Team:

• Erin Breaux, Attorney
• Susan Fickert, Attorney
• Camille Tankersley, Attorney
• K.D. Mitchell, Attorney

Probate Resources

Client Resources

• How to Get an EIN
• Tasks for Intestate Cases
• Tasks – Testate Cases
• Tasks – Muniment Cases
• Online Probate Court Hearings
• Directions to the Probate Court
• What to Expect in Court
• What to Expect from the Ad Litem

Frequently Asked Questions

• Prices
• Is it easy to go through probate yourself in Texas?
• Bank Asks for Letters Testamentary and the Meaning of Letters Testamentary
• Working Together
• Intake Forms
• Probate Court Costs & Fees
• Who Do We Represent?
• Getting Started
• Timing
• Hiring a Probate Attorney
• Steps in the Probate Process
• Deadline to Probate a Will in Texas
• Is Probate Public in Texas?
• Buying Probate Properties
• Probating a Will for One Beneficiary
• How Many People Die in Houston, Texas Each Year?
• Letter From a Probate Attorney
• Fiduciary Duty as an Executor of an Estate

Texas Probate Guide by Kreig, LLC:

• Pre-Filing Probate Considerations
  • Dependent Probate Administration in Texas
  • Independent Administration
  • The Personal Representative
  • Personal Representative Duties
  • Probate Bonds in Texas
• Texas Probate Courts
  • Selecting the Probate Court
  • The Probate Application
  • Proving Up the Will in Court
  • Probate When There is No Will
  • Letters Testamentary and Taking the Oath
  • Probate for a Missing Person
  • Probate Involving a Minor or Incapacitated Adult
• Alternatives to Probate
  • Title to Vehicles
  • Small Estate Affidavit
  • Muniment of Title
  • Community Property
  • No Administration
  • Settlement Agreements
• Wrapping up Probate
  • Medicaid
  • Creditor Notice
  • Family Allowance
  • Compensation for Serving
  • Probate Records
  • Inventory & Appraisement
  • Disclaiming Property
  • Close the Probate
  • Paying Creditors
• The Decedent’s Property
  • Exempt Property
  • Who Owns the Decedent’s Property
  • Probate & Non-Probate Property in Texas
  • Cash & Promissory Notes
  • Home & Residence
  • Stocks, Bonds, & Mutual Funds
  • Operating Businesses
  • Handling Probate Property
• Ancillary Probate
  • Ancillary Probate in Texas
• Probate Disputes
  • Will Contests
  • Undue Influence
  • Incapacity
• Preliminary Probate Matters
  • About Probate in Texas
  • The Decedent’s Final Paycheck
  • The Decedent’s Rental Dwelling
  • The Texas Death Certificate
  • The Decedent’s Body or Remains
  • Reporting the Death
  • Accessing the Decedent’s Safe Deposit Box
  • Bank & Mortgage Account Information
  • Funeral Costs & Last Expenses in Texas
  • Hiring a Probate Attorney
  • Information to Locate After Death
  • Securing the Decedent’s Property
  • Temporary Probate Administration in Texas
  • The Decedent’s Bills

Probate Options

• Temporary Administration
• Small Estate Affidavit
• Order of No Administration
• Affidavit of Heirship
• Muniment of Title
• Probate of Will
• Probate, No Will
• Personal Representatives
• Will Contests