Siddiqui Law Office
Probate and Estate Matters in Dallas-Fort Worth
Help understanding the next legal steps after a death, including wills, estate administration and appropriate simplified procedures.
After a death, families often face legal questions while handling immediate personal responsibilities. There may be a will, a bank account that cannot be accessed or property still in the person's name. Siddiqui Law Office begins by identifying the documents, family relationships, assets and debts that shape the next step. Omer explains the proposed procedure and the work the firm would perform. A simplified option may fit some estates, while others need a different process. The written proposal makes that scope clear before engagement.
How we can help
- Review of a will and the available estate records
- Small estate affidavits and muniment-of-title proceedings when appropriate
- Defined probate and estate administration services
- Assessment of disputed estate matters and a proposed next phase
Fees and costs
A small estate affidavit or muniment-of-title matter starts at $1,500 when the procedure fits the estate. Court and other third-party costs are separate. Administration and contested matters receive a quote after review.
What to send after conflict clearance
- The will, any amendments and the death certificate if available
- Names of family members, beneficiaries and anyone handling estate property
- A general list of assets and debts, plus any court papers or existing filings
Keep the first request brief. We will provide a secure method for substantive documents after clearance.
Common questions
Can every estate use a small estate affidavit?
No. Omer must review the estate's facts and the applicable requirements before recommending that procedure. The starting fee does not establish that a particular estate qualifies.
What if the family cannot find a will?
Tell us what searches you have made and whether anyone has filed a court proceeding. The absence of a will changes the questions the initial review needs to address.
Does hiring you mean you represent every family member?
No. The engagement agreement identifies the client and the scope. Family members and estate participants can have different interests, so the firm checks those relationships before proceeding.
Start with the facts.
Tell us what happened and what you need to accomplish. We reply within one business day.