25 years of experience handling probate administration, estate planning, will contests, and guardianship matters across Texas, with offices in The Woodlands, Richardson, and Austin.
1200+ Satisfied Clients
Probate matters involve legal deadlines, financial responsibility, and often family conflict. Administering an estate, facing a dispute, or questioning a will, early guidance can prevent costly mistakes in all of these situations. David Borger represents clients across Texas with direct, experienced legal counsel built on over 25 years in Texas probate courts.
You work directly with your attorney from start to finish. Clear answers. Practical direction. No unnecessary delays.
Experience
David Borger has practiced law in Texas for over 25 years, representing clients in The Woodlands, the Dallas Fort Worth area, the Austin and San Antonio region, and counties across the state.
Probate and estate matters require careful legal handling. Borger Law represents Texas families in probate administration, estate disputes, will contests, and related matters, providing direct attorney guidance through every stage of the process.
Each probate and estate matter carries legal responsibilities, court deadlines, and financial consequences. Administering an estate, facing a dispute, or protecting your family’s future all go better with an attorney who knows exactly what to do. Early legal guidance can save your family from costly, avoidable mistakes.
Do not wait until a preventable issue turns into litigation.
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David Borger has practiced law in Texas for over 25 years. His work has included probate administration, estate litigation, and complex disputes involving family assets.
Clients choose Borger Law for:
When estate matters become complex, experience and preparation make the difference.
Contested will based on mental capacity.
Gathered medical records, reviewed the will execution, and built a case around documented evidence.
Settled before trial. Probate resumed.
No legal documents existed, leaving the family with no authority to act.
Filed court documents, gathered medical evidence, and represented the family at the hearing.
Guardianship approved. Family gained authority over her care and finances.
A young family had no wills, no powers of attorney, and no trust in place before acquiring new property.
Prepared wills, powers of attorney, and a revocable living trust to their goals.
Complete estate plan signed. Family left fully protected.
David Borger personally handles each probate matter, reviewing financial records, court procedures, and statutory obligations to protect his clients’ legal position at every stage.
Probate often raises important legal questions for executors and families. Below are answers to common concerns about the probate process, timelines, and responsibilities under Texas law.
Most Texas probate cases take anywhere from four to six months when the estate is uncontested and an attorney is guiding the process from the start. Cases involving will disputes, missing heirs, creditor claims, or uncooperative family members can take a year or longer. David Borger will give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your specific situation.
Bring whatever documents you have. The will, the death certificate, account statements, property deeds, and any letters or notices from creditors are all helpful. If you do not have everything, bring what you can. David Borger will tell you what else is needed after reviewing your situation.
The Borger Law Firm PLLC serves clients throughout Texas, with offices in The Woodlands, Richardson, and Austin. David Borger appears in probate courts and county courts across the state and also works with clients remotely.
If you are dealing with probate administration, a contested will, or an estate dispute, early legal advice protects your position.
Consultations are confidential.