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Learn about Joint Accounts and Inheritance
Joint accounts are accounts, usually with a financial institution, where more than...
Start Here to Read About Inheritance
Start here if you have inheritance questions. You might be having trouble getting...
Find Out the Kind of Property that is Inherited if You Die Intestate (Without a Will)?
What property is inherited by your heirs in Texas if you die intestate (without a...
Can Spouses Inherit - Including Common Law Wives and Husbands?
There are two types of marriages that are recognized by the law: Ceremonial marriage...
Who are the heirs?
The best place to start to learn about inheritance is on our inheritance start...
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Start Here to Learn About Contesting Wills
This article should be your starting point to learn about contesting wills. It provides...
Find Out Who Can Contest a Will?
Any person interested in an estate may contest a will. The Probate Code defines...
Information About Inheritance Laws
The information is based on Texas Inheritance laws.
Information About Inheritance Laws
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A Power of Attorney Creates a Fiduciary Duty
Texas courts recognize that a person with a power of attorney owes the principal...
Learn When an Executor or Other Fiduciary Must make an Accounting.
An executor or administrator, like a trustee has to account for the property that...
Start Here to Read About Problems with Trustees
Start here if you have questions about a fiduciary such as a trustee, executor,...
Does a Trustee Have to Make an Accounting?
One of the primary duties of a trustee is to keep full, accurate and orderly records...
Read About Gross Mismanagement by a Trustee.
A fiduciary can be removed because of gross mismanagement. In a recent case, an attorney...
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What is a Board Certified attorney?
"I enjoy the challenge of taking on difficult inheritance disputes and helping...
Definition of Community Property
Texas is a community property state. The word community in community property...
Find Out Who is an Interested Party for Probate Purposes?
The Probate Code defines "interested persons," in relevant part, to be: children,...
Read About a Muniment of Title
A will can be admitted to probate as a Muniment of Title in addition to being admitted...
Learn about In Terrorem or No Contest Clauses.
Many wills have no contest clauses, also referred to as in terrorem clauses. These...
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If you have an inheritance question including a dispute involving wills, trust, mismanaged estates or inheritance rights, you need to take action now. Each state has statutes of limitation that will prohibit you from taking any action if you wait too long.