Yes, the son can inherit his mom's property in Texas and have money sent to him. If the home is the only thing she owned, he can probably have an...

Yes - you'll need to do affidavits of heirship, at a minimum. The affidavits of heirship are not guaranteed to work, though. If you want a...

For the deed to be totally valid, your grandfather should be the one signing the deed. So, he would be the "grantor", all his information would be...

Nope, I wouldn't recommend that. Under Texas Law, you're supposed to amend the will with the "same formalities" as the underlying will. So, if...

You might want to hire your own probate attorney to help you. Typically, we'd send a "demand for accounting and request for distribution" to the...

Small estate procedure isn't available if there's a valid will. You really should speak with another probate attorney in your area. You might be...

Consult with a probate attorney in your area. We typically start with a written request to furnish any will/trust copies. We also search the...

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I would agree with the previous answer and add that it will probably be necessary for you to hire an attorney. Don't worry, attorneys who handle...

Also, many probate attorneys in the Dallas area serve all the surrounding counties (Tarrant, Dallas, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, etc.). So, you can...

I would consider getting your own probate attorney. Then, your probate attorney could send a letter to the probate attorney originally hired by...