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When a loved one passes away or can no longer manage their personal financial affairs, families are often left trying to navigate difficult legal and emotional decisions at the same time. At the Law Office of Shartory L. Brown, PLLC, we help clients throughout Texas handle probate, estate administration, and guardianship matters with clarity, professionalism, and compassion.
Whether you are trying to transfer property after a death, determine heirs, administer an estate, or protect an incapacitated loved one, our office provides strategic legal guidance tailored to your family’s needs.
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Probate is the legal process used to settle a deceased person’s estate. Depending on the circumstances, probate may involve validating a will, identifying heirs, paying debts, transferring property, and distributing assets to beneficiaries.
Our office assists clients with:
We understand that many families are unfamiliar with the probate process and may feel overwhelmed by court requirements, deadlines, and legal paperwork. Our goal is to make the process as smooth and efficient as possible while protecting your rights and your loved one’s legacy.
When an adult becomes unable to manage their personal affairs, finances, medical decisions, or daily living needs, a guardianship may be necessary to ensure they are protected.
Our firm assists families seeking guardianship for:
We handle both:
This allows a guardian to make decisions related to healthcare, living arrangements, and personal welfare.
This allows a guardian to manage financial affairs, property, and assets on behalf of the incapacitated person.
Guardianship cases can be highly emotional and legally complex. We work closely with families to guide them through the court process while prioritizing the dignity and best interests of their loved one.
probate altogether. If no beneficiary is named, a beneficiary has died, or the estate is listed as beneficiary, the asset may become part of the probate estate.
Attorney Shartory Hicks also serves in Attorney Ad Litem matters involving heirship and guardianship proceedings. Our office understands the responsibilities, investigations, and court procedures associated with these appointments and approaches each matter with professionalism and diligence.
Clients choose our firm because we provide:
We understand that probate and guardianship matters often arise unexpectedly. Our office is committed to helping families move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
If you need assistance with probate, estate administration, heirship proceedings, or guardianship matters in Texas, our office is here to help.
