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Houston
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Serving

Harris, Montgomery, Liberty, Fort Bend, Brazoria, Galveston and surrounding counties.


  • Estate Planning

  • A comprehensive estate plan is crucial for the orderly distribution of your assets. We will work with you to put in place a comprehensive estate plan so you and your family will be provided for, regardless of what happens in the future. Our attorneys will review your financial situation and goals then explain the various planning options available to you.

    Our firm understands how stressful these difficult situations can be, but also how much heartache can be avoided through proactive planning. So, through thoughtful drafting of wills, trusts and powers of attorney, we help you plan for your future wellbeing, as well as the future wellbeing of your family.

    We place a high priority on personal service and attention, responding promptly to your concerns and making ourselves available when you need us.

  • Probate and Estate Administration

  • The distribution of a person's assets upon their death is known as probate. We assist clients in the probate of their loved one's estates, whether that person died with or without a will.

  • Guardianships

  • When a person is unable to care for him or herself, or to manage his or her financial affairs, a guardianship becomes necessary in order to give a family member or other appropriate individual the legal authority to manage the incapacitated person's property and personal care. We handle guardianship in all situations where the need to have rights and duties over another person becomes appropriate, including when disabled minors reach the age of majority and when adults become incapacitated due to injury or disease.

  • Special Needs Planning

  • Leaving money or property directly to a special needs or disabled child could disqualify him or her from receiving Supplemental Social Security Income (SSI) and Medicaid Benefits. Creating a Supplemental or Special Needs Trust allows you to provide for your disabled loved one beyond his or her basic needs while maintaining government benefits.

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    please contact our office or call us at 713.481.1422