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  • Can a Guardian of a Minor Extend Control Beyond the Ward’s 18th Birthday?

    Can a Guardian of a Minor Extend Control Beyond the Ward’s 18th Birthday?

    When a minor turns 18, Texas law typically requires the prompt termination of guardianship and the transfer of assets to the new adult. Yet some guardians find ways to maintain control over assets months or even years after the ward reaches adulthood. Through procedural maneuvers like motions for new trial and appeals, guardians can extend…


  • When Heirs Want to Partition but Executors Want to Sell

    When Heirs Want to Partition but Executors Want to Sell

    A father dies and leaves his real estate to his two daugthers. One daughter wants to divide up and keep the property and the other daughter wants to sell the entire property. To make it more complicated, the daughter who wants to sell the property is the independent administrator under the father’s will. Is the…


  • Guardian Ad Litem Fees in Texas Guardianship Proceedings

    Guardian Ad Litem Fees in Texas Guardianship Proceedings

    When the court appoints a guardian ad litem in a guardianship proceeding to protect the interests of a proposed ward, questions inevitably arise about how these representatives are compensated and what services fall within their scope of duty. What happens when there’s a dispute over the fees a guardian ad litem has charged? What standards…