Probate With No Will

Dying without a will in Texas is known as dying “intestate.” When this happens, the court must determine who the rightful legal heirs are according to state law, which can lead to complex, lengthy, and expensive legal proceedings. Probate With No Will often requires an Heirship Determination, the appointment of an attorney ad litem, and a dependent administration heavily monitored by a judge. If your loved one passed away without a will, do not panic. David Nevarez Attorney at Law has extensive experience navigating intestate probate cases in El Paso County. We will advocate for your family, help establish rightful heirship, and work diligently to settle the estate as smoothly as possible.