Wills-Trusts-Probate

Our wills, trusts and probate lawyers help guide families through the difficult process of settling an estate in probate.

When a family member dies, you need a compassionate team of wills and probate lawyers — someone you can trust. If you need help Probating an Estate (with or without a Will), litigating a Will Contest, determining Heirs or setting up a Guardianship, Rincon Law Firm, PLLC in Texas is here to assist you. Please contact us for help with any of the following issues:

Independent or Dependent Estate Administration
Small Estate Administration and other Alternatives to Probate
Clearing or Transferring Title to Real Estate
Survivor Rights
Guardianships and Alternatives to Guardianship
Payment of Estate Debts and Distribution of Estate Assets
Identifying and Locating Heirs or Beneficiaries
Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration
Appointment of a Personal Representative
Will Contest Litigation
Muniment of Title

Whatever your legal goal, you need an attorney who is skilled in wills and probate law. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation.

How a Rincon Law Firm Trusts Lawyer Can Help You

Trusts are a flexible legal tool used to serve many different purposes. You can use a trust to:

Help protect your assets from the creditors.
Ensure the preservation of your assets for your heirs after your death.
Establish trusts for minor children and grandchildren.
Provide for someone who is disabled and who is receiving means-tested benefits like Supplemental Security Income (SSI) without causing the individual to lose access to government benefits.
Allow your heirs to avoid the probate process after your death.
Minimize tax exposure for the assets of your estate.

There are different kinds of trusts that serve different purposes. There are revocable and irrevocable trusts, spend thrift trusts, asset protection trusts, charitable trusts, qualified personal residence trusts, and special needs trusts. Our lawyer will help you to determine what types of trusts are the right ones for you. Your attorney will also provide assistance going through the steps necessary to establish the right type of trust for your needs.