When someone goes through the process of probating an estate, this usually means that they will have to gather, manage, and distribute the deceased’s assets. This process can take quite some time in a Texas probate. In fact, in most cases, the probate administration is never closed. The probate stays open indefinitely. The In re […]
Not everyone has significant assets when they die. Some of us die owning just a bank account, a no-so-expensive home, some personal effects, or a combination of these assets. While the value of these assets may be nominal, they still have value and, likely, there are heirs that would like to have the assets. This […]
Introduction If you are the beneficiary of an inheritance but are currently incarcerated, you may be wondering if you can still receive your inheritance. The answer depends on the state in which you are incarcerated and the type of inheritance you are receiving. Read on to find out more about how to receive an inheritance […]
If you doubt the validity of a will, there are a few things you can do. You can file a petition with the court to have the will probated, or you can file an objection to the probate. If you have grounds to believe that the will is invalid, the court will investigate your claims […]
When someone dies, their estate must go through the probate process. This is true whether or not the deceased had a will. Probate is the legal process of settling an estate, and it can be complicated. In Texas, the court may require that an attorney handle the probate process, depending on the size and complexity […]
When a person dies, their will must be probated in order to distribute their assets according to their wishes. In most cases, the original will is presented to the court for probate. This can be tricky when the original will is lost. But what happens if the lost will includes language that creates a trust? […]
The court is required to appoint a temporary administrator if the judge determines that there is an immediate need to appoint a personal representative. The courts do not favor temporary administrations. They are often viewed as an unnecessary expense. The party seeking a temporary administration has to convince the court that the need is immediate. […]
Just because someone is named in a will or even appointed to be an executor of an estate does not mean that they will act according to the will or the law. People are people, and there are good and bad people. This begs the question as to what one can do if they are […]
The probate process in Texas can be a complex and lengthy undertaking, with a myriad of legal requirements to navigate. One such requirement is obtaining a death certificate, a vital document that must be filed with the State of Texas within 10 days following a death. The death certificate is not only crucial for recording […]
As experienced Houston guardianship attorneys, we understand that the legal aspects surrounding the guardianship of minors can often be complex and overwhelming. Texas law outlines a series of provisions to guide the selection and eligibility of individuals for guardianship. To help you navigate these legalities, we’ve put together an easy-to-understand guide based on Chapter 1104 […]
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