Texas probate costs typically run 3 to 7% of the estate's total value, including attorney and court fees. At J. Davis, you get a clear, upfront picture of every cost before anything moves forward.

Texas does allow self-representation through the Harris County probate court, but one missed filing or misread statute can delay estate settlement by months and cost far more than legal representation would have. Having Jireh in your corner means deadlines are never missed, and disputes never spiral into full probate litigation.

Simple probate cases in Texas typically take 6 to 12 months. For qualifying estates, options like independent administration or a small estate affidavit can significantly speed up the process. More complex estates, especially ones involving a will contest, business interests, or multiple assets across counties, can take longer. We work efficiently so nothing stalls on our end, and you are never left wondering what is happening with your case

Family conflict during probate is far more common than most people expect, and it can escalate into a formal will contest if it is not handled early. Jireh is also a certified mediator, which means she is trained to resolve tension before it reaches the Harris County probate court and incurs additional litigation costs for the estate. You get legal strategy and conflict resolution from one trusted source.