Richard L. Shea

I work directly with my clients to provide practical solutions to their legal challenges. I am one of the few attorneys in Montgomery County active in the field of Collaborative Divorce, providing an alternative for parents of young children to get divorced without destroying their relationship with their kids.

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Connecticut

State of Connecticut Judicial Branch

1999-2010

Texas

Since 2008

Attorney

The Shea Law Firm

2004 - Current

Attorney

Nirenstein, Horowitz & Associates

2001 - 2004

Quinnipiac University School of Law

J.D. (1999)

1996 - 1999

Honors: cum laude

Activities: Probate Law Journal

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

Member

2010 - Current

Collaborative Law Institute of Texas

Member

2010 - Current

Houston Nursing Home Guide

TexasTitle19.com

August, 2010

Family Focused Estate Plans, The Conservatory at Alden Bridge, The Woodlands, TX

April 21, 2023

Q. can I file a small estate affidavit on line

August 28, 2017

A: If the County you are filing in has e-filing, you should be able to.

Q. If my grandma signed an arbitration agreement with her nursing home but didn't understand it due to dementia, could that

August 28, 2017

A: It depends on the details. If the date of the agreement was on or after 11/28/16 and the nursing home participates in Medicaid then CMS prevents them from using arbitration agreements. If the details don't fit into that window, then it would depend on the facts surrounding execution of the agreement.

Q. mother passed away and had a will leaving home to me and my wife,but we aren't on the deed, what happens

August 4, 2017

A: The Court will formally appoint an Executor when you open the probate case. The Executor will sign a distribution deed per the terms of the Will.