News
Who Receives Notice of Probate?
When a will is filed for probate in Texas, the county clerk posts a notice on the courthouse wall. That is the only notice unless someone is a named beneficiary in the will that was filed. Just because you are a relative doesn’t mean you get personal notice.
Void Versus Voidable Marriages
When you need to contest a marriage of someone who dies, you have to know the difference between void versus voidable marriages.
Who Receives Notice of Probate?
When a will is filed for probate in Texas, the county clerk posts a notice on the courthouse wall. That is the only notice unless someone is a named beneficiary in the will that was filed. Just because you are a relative doesn’t mean you get personal notice.
Void Versus Voidable Marriages
When you need to contest a marriage of someone who dies, you have to know the difference between void versus voidable marriages.
Statutory Probate Judges And Why You Want One
Statutory Probate Judges are well-versed in probate law and procedure. It is best to have a Statutory Probate Judge hear your contested probate case.
Who Can Contest a Texas Probate?
In order to be involved in a Texas probate case, a person has to have standing. Standing means that the person has a pecuniary interest in the outcome.
Can You Have an Heirship Determination if There is a Will?
You can file an application to determine heirship in Texas even if there is a will if the estate has not been closed.
Bill of Review
The main difference between a Texas equitable and statutory bill of review is that a statutory bill of review does not require due diligence.
Get In Touch
Get In Touch
Address
1234 Divi St. #1000
San Francisco, CA 94220
Phone
(255) 352-6258