Podcast “DNA – I found my dad, do I inherit his estate?”

Robert Ray

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The topic is “DNA – I found my dad, do I inherit his estate?”

You ordered a DNA test kit. When your received your results, you found out that your father was someone you did not know or did not know they were your father. Do you inherit his estate? We will discuss those issues in a Texas context.
I am Robert Ray, a Texas attorney who handles litigation involving inheritance disputes. I am Board Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Personal Injury Trial Law. My principal office is in Lantana, Texas, in the Dallas/Fort Worth area but I handle cases all over Texas.
I produce these Podcasts to briefly discuss current topics about Texas inheritance issues. You can find more information about Texas inheritance issues on this website or on my blog above.

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Robert Ray handles inheritance disputes of all kinds. He takes cases throughout Texas.
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