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Probate litigation can stem from a variety of different issues. Sometimes, family members question the conduct of a personal representative. They may worry about delays in probate proceedings or questionable financial moves. Other times, there may be concerns about...
Sometimes, estate administration leads to litigation. The beneficiaries of the estate or the close family members of the deceased individual have questions about the validity of the documents. People may file will contests because documents are significantly outdated....
Probate proceedings require a lot of hard work and attention to detail. The personal representative of an estate has to locate and value someone's resources. They have to secure at-risk assets and maintain the property until they can distribute it or liquidate it...
Will are often the cornerstone of estate plans, as they are popular and highly-effective testamentary instruments. However, there are some scenarios in which families may question the terms included in a will. In fact, they may even take legal action in contesting a...
The probate process can be stressful for a family when they’re already struggling after losing a loved one. When estate planning, some Texas residents wish to find ways to avoid probate. This isn’t always possible, but if you want to make things easier on your family...
Being in charge of an estate in Texas involves many duties. One of them will be to make sure that all of the deceased person's debts are paid off. You will also be in charge of ensuring that all of the related probate costs are handled. Opening an estate bank account...
In Texas, a probate sale refers to selling a home that belongs to a deceased person's estate. The process is complex, and closing the sale may take as long as a year. Purchasing your home through a probate sale can get you a bargain price, but the process may require...
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...
