Trisha J. English, PLLC.
Texas Law Firm
Houston, Texas Trust and Estate Attorney
Trisha English provides quality legal advice to individuals, families, and fiduciaries regarding all aspects of trust and estate litigation, probate, trust and estate administrations, and estate planning. Whether you are looking to establish an estate plan for the first time, revise an old estate plan, obtain assistance after the loss of a loved one, or you find yourself caught up in a dispute, Trisha will walk you through the legal process and work with you to identify what is most important to you and to develop a solution that addresses your concerns.
My mission is to help clients protect their families and the assets that they have worked so hard for. I take great pride in the personalized attention I provide to each of my clients. I strive to empower you with knowledge of how best to protect your interests, and also give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing you have a strong advocate on your side.
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