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11caring for parent with dementia
21
Apr

Legal Solutions When Caring for a Parent with Dementia in Texas

As our loved ones age, it is natural to worry about their physical and mental health. Dementia is common and something that many of us will have to contend with. Caring for a parent with dementia can be an overwhelming experience. It requires patience, empathy, and understanding to navigate the challenges that come with this...
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11when there is no will
14
Apr

Case Study: Intestate Succession

After retiring from the military, Mrs. Smith was on disability benefits from the Veterans Administration. When she passed away from stage 4 cancer, she didn’t have a will. Mr. Smith wondered what the probate process was when an estate is without a will? Probate is a legal process that occurs after someone dies. It involves...
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11A large House- Deceased Borrowers in Texas
07
Apr

Navigating Probate: Understanding the Complexities of Deceased Borrowers in Texas

The aging population in Texas has been on the rise, resulting in a higher number of deceased borrowers who leave behind complicated situations for their families and mortgage lenders. When the borrower passes away, the mortgage loan becomes due and payable in full, even if the estate cannot cover the remaining balance. This can lead...
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11administer a texas probate estate
31
Mar

Four Steps to Administer an Estate in Texas

When a person passes away, their estate must go through probate in order to be distributed to their heirs. Probate is the legal process of settling the estate and can be done with or without a will. If the deceased had a will, then the executor named in the will is responsible for administering the...
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11low cost probates in Texas
17
Mar

Estate Tax Return Requirements

The passing of a loved one can be a difficult time and the responsibilities of being an executor of their estate can add additional stress. In Texas, if you have been named as the executor of a decedent’s estate, it is important to understand the estate tax return requirements to ensure that you are in...
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11case study estate with debts
05
Mar

Case Study: No Will, House, & Significant Debts

When Sam and Jamie’s mother passed away in Houston, Texas. They found themselves with an estate to administer but no will to guide them. While Sam resides in the same city as the estate, Jamie lives in Germany, making the coordination even more challenging. The siblings sought legal assistance to navigate the probate process. The...
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03
Mar

Claiming Unclaimed Property of a Deceased Loved One

When a loved one passes away, the process of distributing their assets can be a difficult and emotional time. It is rare for someone to leave detailed and up-to-date lists of what assets they own. In addition to everything else they have to do, the surviving family members often have to scramble to identify what...
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11attorney-explaining-case
24
Feb

Understanding Restricted Appeals in Texas Probate Cases

Our legal system has numerous deadlines. The notice of appeal is an example. If the probate court enters a final order, the parties usually only have 30 days to file a notice of appeal. There are exceptions, such as the restricted appeal. If the requirements are met, the restricted appeal can be filed within six...
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11standard texas probate
20
Feb

Case Study: Probate for a Standard Texas Probate

Bob needed to talk to a Texas probate attorney as needed guidance on managing a standard estate left by his recently deceased mother. Bob was the executor of the estate as per the mother’s will. The estate included a residence, a vehicle, household contents, and a checking account, all of which needed to be distributed...
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11inventory for texas probate
17
Feb

What Do I Include in the Inventory of a Decedent’s Estate?

When a Texas resident passes away, their estate usually has to go through the probate process. This process ensures that creditors (if any) are paid and it facilitates the distribution of their assets to their beneficiaries. As part of this process, an inventory of the decedent’s assets must be created and filed with the court....
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