Compassionate Representation

Determine how you want your property distributed upon your death. Creating a will is one of the most important things you can do for your family. Contact us to help with drafting your estate documents to reduce the likelihood of problems in the future. We will walk you through the process with understanding and care to ensure your wishes are made known. A will allows you to select who receives your property and reduces problems associated with your property in the future. Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to schedule a consultation today!

Medical Power of Attorney

A medical power of attorney allows you to designate a trusted family member or friend to make medical decisions for you if you become unconscious or mentally incapable of making those decisions. The person you designate is called your Agent whom you can provide direction in the document in accordance with your beliefs and desires for healthcare and treatment.

Statutory Durable Power of Attorney (Financial)

This is a document where you designate an agent to make financial decisions for you. It does not allow the agent to make healthcare decisions. This allows you to chose a trusted family member or friend to take care of financial decisions for you.

Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to schedule a consultation today!

Probate Court is handling someone’s estate after they have passed away. Probate proceedings are the way a Court determines heirs, or declares a will to be a valid last will and testament. So often people have told me that their loved ones will left everything to someone but the will was never admitted to probate. Therefore, until the will is admitted to probate it has no legal effect. Probate is the process where a court legally recognizes a person’s death and oversees the administration of the estate including the distribution of the decedent’s assets. Upon admission of a will to probate a qualified applicant may obtain Court authority called Letters Testamentary which designates the individual as an Executor/ix of the Estate and authorizes that individual to act on behalf of the Estate.  Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to schedule a consultation today!

Divorce is a big step. It involves a lot of decisions. At Dishongh Law we strive to provide you realistic solutions through a complex and difficult time. There are many decisions that have to be made when contemplating a divorce and during the proceeding. Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to discuss your options.

Deciding what is in a child’s best interest is a difficult question. Dishongh Law helps our clients understand the family law process and what to expect. We handle modifications, possession orders, establishment of paternity, and more. Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to discuss the options for you and your child.

Dishongh Law provides guidance when going through the child support process.  Whether you are seeking child support from the other parent, or you need to modify a child support order already in place, give us a call.  Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to schedule an appointment to discuss your child support options.

Civil litigation, or what is often called a “lawsuit”, occurs when two or more people/companies get involved in a dispute that is filed in a Court.  If you want to sue someone, or if you have been sued and need representation, contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to schedule an appointment to discuss your matter. We handle civil claims from personal injury(car accidents, hurt on someone’s premises, product failure), to contracts (dispute with someone you contracted with), construction claims, and more.

Dishongh Law helps clients with filing of certain corporate and LLC origination documents. Contact us at 281-973-8454 or email malcolm@dishonghlaw.com to see if we can help you!