Probate Law

Serving 7 Counties and the Surrounding Areas in Texas
972-771-1162
Serving 7 Counties and the Surrounding Areas in Texas
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Compassionate  Probate Law Services

Get Expert Legal Assistance for Your Probate Law Case

Are you looking for a caring and competent attorney? Our knowledgeable legal team will guide you through the probate process. Not every will requires probate. Sometimes the law allows the estate to be settled with a more streamlined administration.

Benefit from our initial consultation to determine the most efficient method of transferring assets of the decedent. Contact the Law Office of Susan Satterwhite PC today.

Trust Our Capable Staff for Probate Law Services

While the death of a loved one is always difficult, the probate process doesn't have to be. Along with emotional and stressful factors, family members are also confronted with many important decisions. They encounter challenging problems during the process of settling their loved one's affairs.

Debts must be paid. Banks, insurance companies, and investment groups require specific documentation before releasing funds of the decedent account holder. Trust our representatives to help you deal efficiently with such situations.

Effectively Helping You With Your Probate Law Needs

  • Affidavit of heirship
  • Determination and declaration of heirship
  • Small estate affidavit
  • Muniment of title probate
  • Full probate to obtain Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration
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Let Us Guide You through the Probate Process

As you begin the process of settling the estate, one of the first steps will be to determine whether or not your loved one left a valid will. If so, a probate lawyer is often required to have the will admitted to probate. 

If your loved one did not have a will, he is deemed to have died intestate and his estate will be distributed to his heirs according to state law. A probate attorney is required to ask the court for a determination and declaration of heirship and to appoint an estate administrator. 

In most cases, the executor or administrator must obtain Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration in order to transfer title to the property. 
In every case, a skilled probate lawyer is essential for proper administration of the estate. 
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