Real Estate Law

The attorneys at McDonnell Coates LLP understand that real estate legal issues can be personal and frustrating . We understand the myriad complexities of Texas real estate law, and we bring this broad understanding to the table in assisting our clients to address complex legal matters. After all, your family’s home may be at stake! Let us help resolve your real estate transactions without hassles from sellers or purchasers, landlords or tenants, contractors, neighbors, uncooperative lenders/insurance companies.

While every dispute is unique, an experienced attorney will be able to estimate at the outset how much time and effort your case will take to handle, as well as your likelihood of success. That way, you can make an educated decision whether the matter in question is worth the attorney and court fees. In many cases, people find that hiring an attorney saves them hours of time and untold aggravation

Dealing with real estate can be complicated, and even a seemingly small mistake can end up being costly. Our firm can ensure that proper procedures are followed during the acquisition or sale of property. We can also assist you in the following areas:

Entering probate without proper guidance can be troublesome. You want to relieve yourself of stress and ensure things go as smoothly and as swiftly as possible while you are going through this difficult time.

At McDonnel Coates LLP, our attorneys are experienced and knowledgeable to ensure your loved one’s estate is treated fairly. If a last will and testament has been drafted, the probate process will include admitting the will to probate and distributing assets according to the will. If there is no will, the deceased person’s heirs will inherit according to Texas intestacy laws. An executor or administrator will be appointed, either according to the will or Texas law if no will exist, who must carry out the probate process in order to help ensure the estate is distributed appropriately.

At our firm, we pride ourselves in giving clients personal attention so that we may take them through the probate process as efficiently as possible. If you’ve been named as an executor in a will or there is no will, contact our DFW Metroplex attorneys today. We have years of combined experience we can use to support and guide you.