Texas families caught between grief and a gavel—

Courtroom Vultures Circle Your Loved One's Estate

Close the Estate in 7 Steps—Before the Court Sparks a Feeding Frenzy

Grief on one side, paperwork mountain on the other. While condolences pile up and relatives hover, the estate sits wide open—

Creditors circle unpaid bills.
Stepkids whisper about “their share.”
The IRS lunges early—and impatient.

Grab the complimentary guide, 7 Steps to Handling Your Loved One’s Estate, and copy the exact blueprint we use to lock down assets, calm the family, and keep judges out of your business.

Delay a Week—Lose a Fortune

Every week you wait, bills balloon. Interest snowballs.

Every delay slaps on late fees, extra taxes, and fresh family stress.

Texas probate crawls 6–9 months on a good day. Drag your feet and the clock—and costs—explode.

This guide delivers the first-week game plan—step by step—so predators starve and the judge stays bored.

How to slam the gate on estate vultures—creditors, stepkids, even the IRS—before they rake off what’s yours. (Sections III & IV)
The two-minute checklist to unearth hidden accounts, forgotten valuables, and must-file paperwork—no detective skills needed. (Section I)
Which debts demand Day-1 payment…and which debts can wait months—saving your family four- and five-figure panic pay-outs. (Section IV)
The #1 probate mistake that can drag your estate through court for months—and exactly how to sidestep it with one quick step. (See Section VII)

Skip the stall, start the clock today, and shave months—and migraines—off probate.

Why This Guide Matters Now

Even a clean-as-a-whistle Texas probate idles 6–9 months. Every extra week stacks upkeep costs, property taxes, and compounding interest.

Kick-start the paperwork now—Miller’s fast-track process can peel months off the calendar and thousands off the ledger.

Meet Your Probate Bodyguard

We keep uncontested estates uncontested—and off the court’s conveyor belt.

I watched Texas families bleed time, money, and peace of mind to ‘routine’ delays. So I built a firm that flips the script.

We keep uncontested estates uncontested—and off the court’s conveyor belt.

My name is Aaron Miller, Founder of Miller Law Office.

I watched Texas families bleed time, money, and peace of mind to ‘routine’ delays.

So I built a firm that flips the script.

Fast-Track Filings – Court relationships + tight checklists shave months off even “easy” cases.
Plain-English guidance. Zero Latin. Zero fog. Only “Here’s what this clause protects—and why.”
Courtroom-grade documents. Drafted for worst-case so best-case sails through on the first pass.
Transparent fees. Fixed when possible, written estimates everywhere else—no nasty surprises.