Texas Probate Doesn’t Have to Be a Battle.
Let Moore Justice Fight for You.
Losing a loved one is hard enough; navigating Texas probate courts, creditors, and family disputes shouldn’t be.
At Moore Justice, we shoulder the legal burden so you can focus on healing.
Don’t risk your family’s future to confusing legal processes.
Moore Justice simplifies the complex, starting with a no-pressure initial consultation.
3,000+ Families Served and Counting: Proven Texas Probate Results You Can Trust
For over two decades, Moore Justice has been the probate lawyer Houston families rely on to settle estates, resolve disputes, and secure legacies. With 3,000+ clients served, our deep Texas probate experience means:
- No "First-Time" Mistakes – We’ve handled every probate scenario, from simple affidavits to contested will battles.
- Faster Resolutions – Court-tested strategies that avoid unnecessary delays.
- Your Family, Not Just Files – Houston’s trusted probate firm for compassionate service.
Don’t gamble with inexperience. Work with a team that’s already navigated your challenges successfully.
Simple Probate Process
How We Protect Your Family's Legacy
Probate shouldn’t mean confusion or sleepless nights. At Moore Justice, we transform the complex into the manageable through a proven three-step approach:
Your Story, Our Focus
We begin by listening. Every family’s situation is different, and we want to make sure we address what matters most to you.
The Legal Heavy Lifting
Court filings. Creditor notices. Asset valuations. We handle every technical detail with precision and care, so you never face missed deadlines or procedural missteps.
Resolution You Can Feel
The real victory is watching clients exhale as we secure the inheritance, resolve disputes, and deliver closure, all while keeping you informed at every turn.
Stop worrying about probate and start protecting.
Delay is the enemy of justice. Take control today.
Get Time-Critical Probate Help When Your Family Needs It Most
Texas probate deadlines won’t wait, and neither should you.
Missing key filing windows can cost your family assets, trigger unnecessary taxes, or prolong court battles for months.
Texas Probate Deadlines & Important Timelines
Understanding probate deadlines in Texas is key to avoiding delays, added expenses, or even the loss of legal rights.
In most cases, a will must be filed within four years of the date of death, or it may no longer be valid for probate. Once probate begins, the executor has specific duties with strict timeframes—such as notifying beneficiaries, filing inventories, and managing estate assets according to the law.
Missing these deadlines can lead to complications or court penalties. That’s why it’s so important to act quickly and work with an attorney who knows the Texas probate system inside and out. At Moore Justice, we help you stay on track and avoid costly mistakes, giving you peace of mind during difficult times.