Every lawyer charges a different fee, so you should shop around. I'd expect it to be in the $1,500 to $2,500 range for a flat fee. $200 to $300 an...

I have a probate question about interest in a property I'm trying to pursue

Your question poses multiple issues, each of which requires more information to give a determinative answer. The short answer is you will need to...

What do I get oil royalties back from my brother that he stole from me 7 years ago.

This sounds like a very complicated situation. I can't be very helpful without more information. What I do know, however, is that a title search on...

I and my 4 siblings have inherited a home. What kind of attorney do I need to get the home put in my name

If there's a judgment of possession all you need is a deed from each of the heirs transferring their interest in the property to you. See my...

Do I need to trust my husband's lawyer to record the Special Warranty Deed or can I request it be given to me to record?

I live my life by the phrase "trust, but verify." In this situation I would ask the attorney to send you the Special Warranty Deed. You can then...

I need to change the executor of my mother's will.

You will need to hire an attorney to petition the court to appoint you as executor. If you qualify, you;ll have to be approved at a hearing and...

I need to transfer a house title into my name. My mom is deceased and i have already done the judgment declaring heirship.

File the judgment In the local county records and you're done. The property is vested in all the heirs. If, however, you want title in your name...

I am a Board Certified Oil, Gas and Mineral Law attorney who routinely deals with probate matters for my clients. In Texas, once properly cited,...

I have a question about how to title a home in TX for a married couple without children that want to estate plan.

You are one google search away from completing your estate plan! I wish you the best of luck!

How to protect mineral deeds after an affidavit of Heirship?

The statutory period in which to probate a will is four years after the decedent's death. Texas courts, however, are relatively lenient in allowing...