It depends on your father's estate plan, to what extent he possessed community and separate property and whether there were other marriages or...

What papers need to be filed to close out an estate in Texas? Can I do it myself?

I recommend that you have a local attorney who practices probate law handle the closing of the estate. Due to a variety of reasons, practice...

Your facts certainly suggest consultation with a litigation attorney. You should gather your documentation and visit with an attorney at your...

Both federal and state law (Texas) prohibit discrimination in the workplace based on race, among other factors (sex, religion, age). In your...

Is there a way?

Texas law would allow you, as a person interested in your father's estate, to file an application to probate his will even if neither the original...

Its possible that the delay is in the person who executed the service not promptly filing the "return" (the document that says that service has...

Dad and mom past away and dad never left a will to anybody how can the deed be transfered to my name?

The short answer is that you first have to resolve your dad's estate by either probating his will, if he had one and four years have not passed;...

Sellers must disclose "hidden" defects to the buyer; or, in other words, problems with the property that wouldn't be obvious to you or the...

What are my options??

Promptly speak with the daughter and obtain verification that she is the only heir. This should be the patient's will or family history...

Can a person be fired under emotional distress due to the death of a spouse?

Unfortunately, the facts that you outline don't suggest an avenue to sue the employer. In Texas, employers may terminate an employee for any reason...