Travis County Probate Lawyer

Travis County Probate Lawyer Jason Coomer handles inheritance issues in the Austin-Round Rock Greater Metropolitan Area. As such, he helps families who have lost a loved one and need to claim, protect and transfer wealth.  He commonly represents families who live in Travis County. He also commonly represents out of state families who have lost a loved one who lived in Travis County. Additionally, he helps families who have inherited real estate in Travis County.  His office is physically located in Travis County, but he handles probate cases throughout central Texas.

Austin Texas Probate Lawyer Handles Probate, Real Estate, and Inheritance Cases in Travis County Texas

Austin Texas Lawyer Jason Coomer handles inheritance matters in Travis County Texas and commonly helps families transfer real property located in Travis County.  In doing so, he commonly helps families who need to sell, transfer, claim, or protect real property located in Travis County. He helps families sell inherited houses located in Travis County including East Austin, Westlake, Barton Springs, Tarrytown, Rollingwood, and Circle C Ranch.  His firm also commonly works with families who have inherited ranches, businesses, and other commercial real property.  When working with families to claim inherited real property, he commonly helps them clear title and sell real property.  He commonly works with Travis County real estate agents and estate personal property liquidators.

 

Travis County Real Estate and Travis County Probate Lawyer Helps Families Transfer Real Estate

Most Texas probate cases are filed to transfer, protect, or sell real estate.  Similarly, many Travis County Probate Cases are necessary to transfer real property.  In fact, Probate cases are more common in Austin, because Travis County real estate values are increasing.  More specifically, the average cost of a home in Travis County is over $360,000.00 and rising.  As such, many heirs and beneficiaries need to sell inherited property as they cannot afford taxes.  Travis County Probate Lawyer Jason Coomer helps families who need to transfer or sell inherited Travis County real property. He commonly helps families clear title to houses and then sell the houses.

As Travis County real property continues to increase, many families cannot afford to keep inherited real property. For this reason, these families often hire a Travis County Probate Lawyer to help clear title to real property and sell the property. In other situations, the rising value of homes in Travis County makes it a great time to sell inherited property.  For many of these families, they often discover that they need to clear title to real property prior to being able to sell it.  These families also need a Travis County Probate Lawyer to clear title to real property. Still other families have inherited interests in Travis County real property.  These family members often need assistant in claiming their inheritance rights.

Public Information on Travis County Real Estate

The first step in claiming, protecting, or transferring Travis County real property is typically to check the public records on the property. The approximate value of specific Travis County real property can be determined at the Travis County Appraisal District.  While the Travis County Appraisal District provides some basic information regarding Travis County real property, it is not definitive.  The site provides information on the approximate value of the real property as well as some title records.  However, deed records should also be searched at Travis County Public Records and an actual appraisal is typically recommended when selling real property.

Travis County Probate Court is One of The Busiest and Most Efficient Probate Courts in Texas

Further, he commonly handles inheritance law suits in the Travis County Probate Court which is one of the busiest and most efficient probate courts in Texas. To handle so many cases and maintain efficiency, the Travis County Probate Court mandates several procedures and rules regarding their probate cases.  These rules often preclude attorneys unfamiliar with this court from successfully handling cases in it.  As attorney Jason Coomer commonly represents families including heirs and beneficiaries in this court, he is familiar with the court’s procedures, rules, and staff. As such, he represents Texas families in Will Probate cases, suits to determine heirs, and contested probate cases in this court.

Jason Coomer also represents administrators and executors in the Travis County Probate Court.  He helps administrators and executors comply with the duties of their positions as mandated by Texas law and the Travis County Probate Court. The duties of both administrators and executors often require significant work to manage and administer estates.  Estates which include substantial real property or a business commonly require significant oversight.

Austin is the county seat of Travis County and where the court house is located. The Probate Court is on the second floor of the court house.  Because of the large number of cases this court handles, many mornings the second floor is extremely crowded with lawyers, families, and witnesses.  As a Travis County Probate Lawyer, Jason Coomer has helped numerous families navigate the court’s rules and probate a loved one’s estate.

Travis County Probate Court, Travis County Lawyer, and Travis County Public Records

As a Travis County Probate Lawyer, Jason Coomer, handles Probate, Real Estate, and Inheritance Cases in the Travis County Probate Court. His firm commonly files probate lawsuits in the Travis County Probate Court. They also commonly file lawsuits in several of the probate courts in the Austin-Round Rock Greater Metropolitan Area. They also commonly look up deed records and research case files on inherited real property and prior probate cases.

Public records including deeds are available at Travis County Public Records.

Travis Country is the Largest County in the Austin-Round Rock Greater Metropolitan Area

Travis County is the largest county in the Austin-Round Rock Greater Metropolitan Area, but the region also includes Williamson County, Hays County, Bastrop County, and Hays County. The region includes over 2 million people and its main economic hub is in Austin, Travis County Texas.

Travis County Economy and Basic Facts

Travis County Texas is part of large metropolitan area and has a population of over 1,200,000.  The major city in Travis County is Austin, but there are several other cities and communities.  Some of these communities include Bee Cave, Creedmoor, Jonestown, Lago Vista, Lakeway, Manor, Rollingwood, Sunset Valley, and Westlake Hills.

Travis County is the hub of the Austin Greater Metropolitan Area and has an estimated annual GDP of about $100 billion.  As the hub of Austin, Travis County has several thriving industries including the technology industries and the tourist industry.  Austin is also the state capital and home of the University of Texas at Austin.  Austin boasts about having hundreds of technology companies.  The City is also known as the Live Music Capital of the World and the Silicon Hills..

Central Texas Lawyer Jason Coomer Handles Probate, Real Estate, and Inheritance Cases Throughout Texas

Austin Texas Inheritance Lawyer Jason Coomer handles cases through out central Texas.  As a central Texas probate lawyer, he commonly represents families in the Austin area including several surrounding counties.  For this reason, he is familiar with many of the local courts and clerks.

Questions About Texas Inheritance

For questions about a probate matter in Central Texas including Travis County, feel free to e-mail Austin Texas Estate Lawyer Jason S. Coomer. Please also feel free to use our contact