Practice Area

Estate Planning and Probate

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate administration. Serving Tupelo, Lee County, and the surrounding counties.

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A plan drafted for Mississippi law keeps your family out of avoidable court time. When probate is required, we handle administration start to finish.

How we handle it

  • Last will and testament and revocable trusts
  • Durable power of attorney and advance directives
  • Probate and estate administration
  • Heirship, land title, and will contests

Common questions

Do I need a will if my estate is small?
Yes. Without one, Mississippi intestacy statutes decide who inherits, which is rarely what a family expects, particularly with land.
How long does probate take here?
A straightforward estate commonly takes several months. Contested matters and unclear land title take longer.

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