Probate administration
Guidance for independent and dependent administrations, muniment of title, heirship issues, and court filings across Texas probate courts.
Richardson probate and estate planning attorney
Experienced probate counsel for families across North Texas.
Mahoney Firm helps clients move through probate, guardianship, trusts, and estate planning with practical guidance, responsive communication, and careful attention to Texas court requirements.
Office
100 N. Central Expy, Suite 513, Richardson, TX 75080
Hours
Monday - Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Reach out
Call or text (214) 200-9118
Practice areas
Probate, guardianship, trusts, and planning without the confusion.
Whether the matter is straightforward or court-supervised, Mahoney Firm helps families understand the next step and move forward with confidence.
Guardianship matters
Clear support for families navigating adult or minor guardianships, annual requirements, and court-supervised decision making.
Wills and planning
Practical estate planning documents built around your family, property, and long-term peace of mind.
Trust and estate disputes
Experienced counsel when a will, trust, fiduciary duty, or estate asset issue needs careful legal attention.
About Michael Mahoney
Focused on Texas probate and estate planning.
Michael Mahoney practices exclusively in probate and estate planning. He helps clients understand the Texas probate system, prepare for court requirements, and make informed decisions during difficult seasons.
A first-generation Texan, Michael earned his B.S. from Franciscan University and his Juris Doctorate from Ave Maria School of Law. He is licensed in Texas and has handled probate matters in more than 40 counties throughout the state.
Hundreds
of probate matters handled
40+
Texas counties served
Small-firm
attention from start to finish
Service area
Based in Richardson. Practicing throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and Texas.
The firm commonly handles probate and estate matters in North Texas and also assists clients in major Texas counties when the court process requires experienced local procedure knowledge.
Dallas County
Tarrant County
Collin County
Denton County
Rockwall County
Grayson County
Hunt County
Harris County
Bexar County
Travis County
FAQ
Common first questions.
Do I need a lawyer for probate in Texas?
Many Texas probate courts require an attorney when an executor, administrator, or guardian is representing an estate or another person. A lawyer can also help avoid delays and missed court requirements.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Helpful items include the will, death certificate, property records, account information, letters from the court, and any known debts or family contact information.
Which counties does Mahoney Firm serve?
The firm is based in Richardson and regularly assists clients in Dallas-Fort Worth and across Texas, including probate matters in more than 40 counties.
Can I call or text the firm?
Yes. You can call or text (214) 200-9118 during business hours, or email Mike@MahoneyFirm.com to request an appointment.
Contact
Talk with a probate and estate planning attorney.
Call, text, or email to discuss probate, guardianship, trust, or estate planning needs. Appointments are available during business hours.