People with a paid position should be held accountable when they fail to carry out their duties properly. An estate executor is no exception, even if they choose to refuse compensation allowed under Texas law.
Probate Litigator for
Large Estates in South Texas
Put my experience on your side.
Texas is my home, and I’ve made it my mission to help its residents overcome the probate disputes that arise between them. Sometimes that means mediating a simple will contest. Sometimes it means litigating to resolve a financial elder abuse situation. And sometimes it means filing an appeal after a long and difficult case. Whatever the probate matter may be, I’m up for the challenge so long as it helps my client.
My Three-part mission:
- Educate my clients
- protect their rights
- salvage family ties whenever possible
First things first — determining whether I'm the right attorney for you.
An attorney's experience and legal ability are important, but it is essential to feel that your attorney understands and cares about you. It’s extremely important to have a good relationship and honest communication with your legal representative. This is because you’re going to be working together for a while, and you have a right to feel 100% confident that your attorney is always on your side. Probate litigation can be a lengthy and difficult process, so you absolutely must trust your gut when choosing your attorney.
I encourage you to call my office with questions about your situation. I’m always happy to answer questions and offer my professional opinion because I believe solutions begin with understanding. Only you can decide whether I’m the right person to work on your case. For my part, I promise to spend enough time with you during our first meeting for you to know if I am a good fit for you.
