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Answered about 4 years ago.
Family Law Attorney in Vancouver, WA.
In Houston the probate courts don't use 'pattern forms' so you'll need to contact someone locally to help you through this. My recommendation is to contact the South Texas College of Law legal clinic in downtown Houston and ask them if they can provide you with some assistance. The University of Houston and Texas Southern University Law School may also have legal clinic programs that can assist you. You may also contact the Harris County Clerk's Office for additional information about the Civil District Probate Courts located downtown.
There really is not substitute for getting this right. So, I have to recommend that you get good probate counsel from the start! I hope this helps! 1 person marked this answer as good
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Answered about 4 years ago.
Litigation Lawyer in Houston, TX.
An easy way to start is to get answers from the current officers of the Houston Bar Associaton's Probate, Trusts and Estates Section, linked below.
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