POST-DEATH FORECLOSURE, PROBATE & INHERITANCE CONSULTING

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GUIDANCE WHEN A LOVED ONE PASSES & REAL ESTATE IS AT RISK

When a family member passes away in Texas, and there’s property involved, the process can feel overwhelming — probate court, wills, multiple heirs, lender notices, and sometimes the threat of foreclosure.
Our role is to help you understand your options, protect the property, and make sure your family’s rights and equity are preserved.

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WHO WE HELP

• Heirs and beneficiaries dealing with probate and real estate

• Families who inherited a home and received foreclosure notices

• Executors/administrators who need guidance on preserving property

• Anyone facing title, lender, or county issues after a death

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WHAT WE DO

Probate Navigation
We guide families through Texas probate procedures, timelines, affidavits of heirship, and court requirements.

Foreclosure Intervention
If there’s a pending foreclosure, we help you delay, stop, or restructure the situation before equity is lost.

Wills & Heirship Support
Clear explanations of who has rights, who must be notified, and how to legally position the property.

Coordination with Attorneys & Counties
We work alongside Texas probate attorneys, title companies, and counties to keep the process smooth and focused.

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WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE US

Texas probate and foreclosure timelines can be strict. We create a clear, step-by-step plan so families know exactly what’s happening, what needs to be done next, and how to protect the property — without getting buried in legal confusion.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Q: Can an heir stop a foreclosure after the owner dies?
A: In many cases, yes — as long as action is taken quickly. There are options to pause, delay, or negotiate with the lender.

Q: Do I need a probate attorney?
A: Some cases require one. We help determine whether you need an attorney and connect you with the right one if you do.

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