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Navigating Houston’s Probate Landscape with Expert Guidance

In the realm of probate matters, the Law Office of Bryan Fagan in Houston stands as your dedicated ally, providing unparalleled expertise to guide you through the complexities of estate administration. Whether you’re dealing with the intricate nuances of Texas probate law, Affidavits of Heirship, Determination of Heirship, Probate of Will processes, or the unique Probate as Muniment of Title, our seasoned attorneys bring a wealth of experience to every aspect of your case.

Why Choose Us for Your Probate Needs?

Comprehensive Approach: Our team offers a comprehensive and compassionate approach to probate matters. From straightforward estate administration to complex cases involving will contests and heirship determination, we tailor our services to meet your unique needs.

Expert Legal Guidance: Navigating the intricacies of probate law is our forte. We handle deadlines, paperwork, and legal formalities with expertise, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.

Dispute Resolution: In the event of disputes among beneficiaries or executors, our experienced attorneys provide mediation and dispute resolution services, preserving family relationships while addressing legal complexities.

Asset Protection: We specialize in safeguarding the estate’s assets, ensuring correct and efficient distribution to minimize the risk of financial loss due to errors or legal challenges.

Peace of Mind: At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, we understand the emotional challenges accompanying the loss of a loved one. Our goal is to shoulder the legal burden, providing peace of mind and allowing you to focus on healing and family matters.

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Navigating Probate as Muniment of Title

The Probate as Muniment of Title is a unique process in Texas probate law, offering a streamlined method for handling certain estates. This efficient option is especially beneficial when there are no outstanding debts, except for secured debts like mortgages, and formal administration is unnecessary. Our expertise in this specific probate process ensures a quicker resolution, reduced complexity, and lower legal costs.

Guiding You Through the Determination of Heirship Process

When a loved one passes away without a will, determining the rightful heirs to their estate can become a complex legal matter. The Determination of Heirship process is a crucial procedure in such cases, and the Law Office of Bryan Fagan specializes in guiding clients through this intricate process. Our attorneys are well-versed in Texas heirship laws and provide skilled navigation through this complex process. We offer personalized legal support, recognizing the unique nature of each family situation and offering tailored legal solutions.

Contact Us for Expert Probate Assistance

If you are navigating the probate process in Houston or the surrounding areas, let the Law Office of Bryan Fagan be your guide and advocate. Contact us today at (281) 810-9760 to schedule a consultation and learn more about how our expert legal team can assist you in managing your loved one’s estate with care, professionalism, and respect. Fill up the form below to initiate the process of constructing a resilient defense tailored precisely to your unique case.

Meet Bryan Fagan, an unwavering attorney specializing in complex family law cases, dedicated to assisting families across the state of Texas. Hailing from Atascocita, near Houston, Bryan began his legal journey at South Texas College of Law, where his passion for family law was ignited. With a deep understanding of familial dynamics, Bryan provides a modern and efficient approach to traditional family law practices.

Bryan Fagan

Owner/Managing Attorney

As the Legal Office Administrator at The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC, Mollie Levar brings over two decades of experience in office management and accounting to the table. Her cheerful disposition and innovative problem-solving skills have been instrumental in the firm's growth.

Mollie Levar

Legal Administrator

Introducing Megone Trewick, an associate attorney at Bryan Fagan, PLLC, bringing over 14 years of expertise in Estate Planning, Probate Law, and Family Law. With a passion for expanding her Estate Planning practice, Megone is a graduate of the University of Florida Levin College of Law, holding certifications in Environmental Law, Land Use, and International and Comparative Law.

Megone Trewick

Lead Estate Planning Attorney

Meet Carl Ritter, a highly experienced attorney at Bryan Fagan, PLLC, with over 35 years of expertise in family law and estate planning. Carl specializes in contested divorces, child custody disputes, guardianships, and contested wills, establishing himself as a formidable advocate in these challenging areas.

Carl J. Ritter

Lead Attorney

Introducing Linda, a distinguished family law expert originally from Yaoundé, Cameroon, who has found her calling in Houston, Texas. Her lifelong passion for advocacy knows no bounds, extending far beyond traditional limits. Linda's primary commitment lies in championing human and children's rights, particularly in facilitating access to essential mental health services.

Linda Tappa

Attorney

Ashley embarked on her legal journey from the grassroots level, beginning as a file clerk and progressing to roles as a legal assistant and secretary at different law firms. Her unwavering dedication led her to achieve a Paralegal Certificate from the University of Houston in 2012. Since 2015, Ashley has been dedicated to her role as a full-time paralegal, specializing in Family Law.

Ashley Caldwell

Lead Senior Paralegal

Andrea Chavez is a highly educated professional holding a Juris Doctor (JD) degree from the esteemed Saint Mary's School of Law, complemented by her undergraduate studies at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. She actively participates in the San Antonio Young Lawyers Association (SAYLA), collaborating with fellow legal professionals to enhance her legal expertise and contribute to the legal community.

Andrea Chavez-Flores

Attorney

Michael Edwards is a compassionate attorney specializing in family law and probate issues, known for his dedication to assisting individuals during their most challenging times. Drawing from his experience advocating for survivors of domestic abuse at the Montgomery County Women’s Center and his background in Mass Torts as a paralegal, Michael approaches each case with empathy and a deep understanding of his clients' needs.

Michael Edwards

Attorney

Robert Prentice, Paralegal at Bryan Fagan's Law Office, merges legal expertise with community engagement, embodying mentorship and teamwork. Residing in Atascocita, Robert cherishes family bonds while pursuing shared adventures and personal aspirations.

Robert Prentice

Paralegal

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