If you have been appointed as an independent executor, administrator or personal representative under a Will, you will need a probate attorney. It’s important to do the research to find the right probate attorney for your situation.
Some probate attorneys only handle uncontested matters. This means that they handle cases that have no anticipated problems with the beneficiaries named in the Will.
If you foresee a problem with the beneficiaries or if someone has been left out of the Will, you could have a contested matter. In this case, you would need an attorney that handles probate and fiduciary litigation.
We recommend that before you carry out any duties as an independent executor, administrator or personal representative, you should contact a qualified probate attorney.
Has A Loved One Passed Away And You Find Yourself In Need Of A Probate Attorney?
If you find yourself involved in the confusing probate process help is available. Contact us online or call our Dallas office directly at 214.559.7202 to schedule a consultation with our experienced probate attorney.
