Guiding You Through the Probate Process with Clarity and Care

Estate Administration in Houston, Texas

Estate administration involves managing a deceased person’s assets, paying debts, filing taxes, and distributing property. Whether you’re an executor or court-appointed administrator, Attorney LaKisha Ledbetter-Anderson provides clear, reliable guidance every step of the way.
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What We’ll Do for You

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Executor & Administrator Guidance
We assist estate executors and administrators in carrying out their legal duties: filing documents, locating and valuing assets, paying debts, and distributing property in accordance with Texas law.

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Probate Court Filings & Notices
From initiating probate to providing required notices, we ensure all legal filings are timely and accurate—keeping the process on track and minimizing stress for you and your family.

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Asset & Debt Review
We help identify all estate assets and outstanding debts—clarifying what must go through probate, what can transfer outside of court, and how to protect estate value throughout the process.


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Distributions & Final Accounting

We help prepare closing documents, verify final distributions, and complete the probate process—making sure the estate is settled properly and efficiently.

The Ledbetter Legal Approach

At Ledbetter Anderson & Associates, LLC, we understand that losing a loved one is difficult enough without legal confusion. When no will exists, we guide you through the heirship process step by step—offering clear explanations, responsive support, and reliable representation every step of the way.


Our legal team works with intention and care, helping you honor your loved one’s legacy while protecting the rights of everyone involved. Whether you’re an heir, a family member, or an estate administrator, we’re here to simplify the process and advocate for fairness under Texas law.

Common Questions About Estate Administration in Texas

  • What’s the difference between an executor and an administrator?

    An executor is named in a will; an administrator is appointed by the court when there is no will or no executor is available to serve.

  • Can I be held personally liable for mistakes as an administrator?

    Yes. Failing to comply with court rules or mismanaging estate assets can result in personal liability. Legal guidance is essential.

  • What documents will I need?

    You’ll need the death certificate, will (if any), list of assets and debts, and other relevant financial records. We’ll help you compile and file everything the court requires.

  • Why choose Ledbetter Anderson & Associates, LLC?

    We combine legal knowledge with personal service—making sure you understand your role, meet every requirement, and feel supported at every turn.

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Serving as an estate administrator doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Let us help you manage your legal duties with confidence—contact us today to get started.

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