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When someone dies, their estate goes through a process called probate. This is a legal process that determines who gets to inherit the deceased person's property. However, there are situations in which the deceased person had property in multiple states. In these...
An executor under a Texas decedent's will may have to go through more than one probate process. Ancillary probate occurs when the deceased owns real estate or tangible property in more than one state. Why is ancillary probate necessary? An ancillary probate process...
Losing a family member or loved one is difficult and having to deal with complicated legal issues at the same time can be overwhelming. The assets of Texas residents who die without a will or estate plan set up may have go to through the probate process, which...
After the death of a family member, surviving relatives are likely experiencing grief and possibly shock, and it can seem like a huge burden to then have to go through the probate process and estate administration. However, in many cases, the process can be quite...
One of the few guarantees for people living in the Dallas/Fort Worth area is that they will pass away at some point in time. When people do pass away they leave behind everything that they had while they are living. They cannot bring their money and possessions with...
Many Texans think that carrying out the terms of a will is a simple and straightforward matter. That preconception is true most of the time, but occasionally, the business of locating heirs and creditors and settling claims against the estate is not simple. Potential...
If a person passes away without a will, it may cause the distribution of their estate to be more complicated. In Texas, any property that the deceased person owned as well as their debts are addressed during the probate process. The amount of debt is subtracted from...
Being named the executor of an estate carries with it great responsibility. An executor has many duties which must be fulfilled correctly, and in a timely manner, so that the deceased’s last wishes are implemented faithfully. Because of the executor’s importance,...
Courts may declare a will invalid if they find it was made under undue influence. This issue comes up in very difficult will contests involving accusations that someone manipulated the deceased person into making a will that did not represent their true wishes. This...
Probate is the legal process that begins when a person, called the decedent, passes away. Probate administration resolves any debt and taxes on the estate, and where directed, distributes devises and legacies. Probating a Will is the procedure the court takes to...
