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Estate, Whistleblower, Personal Injury, Accident & Injury

Problem solving law office focusing on probate, personal injury, estate planning, and trusts.

Attorney in Northwest Houston / Cypress area offering services for Probate, Personal Injury, Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning. Lawyer.com Mem... (more)

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12850 Jones Road, Houston, TX 77070

The Law Office of Troy M. Moore, PLLC, is committed to providing skilled representation to individuals and families throughout Texas and the Houston area in estate planning and probate matters. We also represent personal injury, business law and real estate clients on a routine basis.

"Troy walked us through all of the documents so that we fully understand them. Communication was great and Lisa helped us coordinate appointments with ease. Thanks, again! Would highly recommend"

1 year ago Rebekah Cullison

"I used troy for estate planning. He and his staff were very welcoming and understanding. He took care of my situation and got me the best possible outcome. Once you have used troy you will never need any other attorney. He is the best and I am forever grateful."

1 year ago Bryan Johnson

"Mr. Moore and His Staff were very personable and explained in terms that my wife and I could understand our wills and estate planning better. Very systematic and smooth process. Thank you for helping us."

1 year ago pesek insurance

"Troy and his staff were very efficient. Preliminary documents and reviews/edits were completed by email. One 30 minute visit was all it took for Troy to explain the contents of the documents, signed, witnessed and notarized. Left with originals and scanned copies emailed to me in the same day. Great Team."

1 year ago Dwayne Mlcak

"Troy and his staff were very efficient an professional. He took his time in answering all the questions I had."

1 year ago Adaora Onyia

Law Office of Troy M. Moore, PLLC
12850 Jones Road
Houston, TX 77070

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