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Houston Probate Administration

If you’re dealing with the passing of a loved one in Texas, this category is dedicated to helping you understand the probate administration process. Our team of experienced attorneys is here to guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have. We provide valuable information on probate timelines, inventory and appraisal, creditor claims, distribution of assets, and more.

Our Houston Probate Attorneys provide a full range of probate services to our clients. Affordable rates, fixed fees, and payment plans are available. We provide step-by-step instructions, guidance, checklists, and more for completing the probate process. We have years of combined experience we can use to support and guide you with probate and estate matters. Call us today for a FREE attorney consultation.

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How to Handle Small Estates in Texas with Limited Assets

June 2, 2024,
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...
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Can a Beneficiary in Prison Receive an Inheritance?

June 2, 2024, ,
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...
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Proving Up a Testamentary Trust When the Trust Document is Lost

June 2, 2024,
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?...
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Jun

Is a Probate Attorney a Legal Requirement in Texas?

June 2, 2024,
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...
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The Process of Appointing a Temporary Probate Administrator

June 2, 2024,
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....
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Jun

The Significance of a Death Certificate in the Texas Probate Process

June 2, 2024,
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...
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Jun

Accessing the Decedent’s Bank Records Before a Probate is Filed

June 2, 2024,
There are times when you need to access the decedent’s bank records before a probate case is started. This may be needed to tell if there are even assets that need to do a probate. The subpoena is one way to get records, but there is a question as to whether the probate court can...
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How Much Can an Executor in Texas Be Paid?

June 2, 2024,
The executor or administrator of an estate is responsible for settling the probate estate. The executor or administrator of an estate must deal with a lot of issues: paying all the debts and taxes, expenses, inventorying the assets, etc.–not to mention potential liability if these things are done incorrectly. An estate may take months, sometimes...
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How Texas Community Property Laws Impact the Probate Process

June 2, 2024,
Community property laws are a factor in many estates that require a probate proceeding. Community property, also known as marital community property, is similar to joint tenancy. Under joint tenancy, both spouses own all property equally, and upon the death of one spouse, his or her interest in the property is automatically transferred to the...
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Jun

How to Make Proper Service of Process for a Will in a Texas Probates?

June 2, 2024,
If you are involved in a lawsuit, you need to know how to properly serve the lawsuit papers on the person you are suing. There are nuanced rules for how and when this can be done. The probate rules add a layer of complexity as the Texas Estates Code includes various rules for serving citations...
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