Yes, there is not restriction. It is very common for the administrator or executor to be an heir or beneficiary of the estate. You will need a...

Mom died no will I have been paying taxes

If the estate is intestate (meaning there was no will), each heir has an equal say in what happens. You won't have more clout, but you may have a...

Is there a trust that you could do 50/50 for the purpose of protection so nursing facility could only touch half of spouse(s)

There are options available, but it depends on your specific situation. You may be able to create a trust, or a Lady Bird Deed may accomplish your...

How do I get my part of my mother's estate?

Your father's will is most likely too old to probate, but his estate would still need to be settled to proceed with the probate of your mother's...

How do I get my part of my mother's estate?

You need to speak with a probate attorney to determine if it is best to compel your sister to file the will or proceed as if your mother is in...

Do I need to wave my rights away to receive payment from my mom's estate?

A waiver is normally sent to beneficiaries requesting to waive notice of hearings and consent to the executor being appointed. I would suggest...

My fathers home was purchased by my sister and occupancy was taken prior to probate closing, am I eligible for payment early?

Generally, any of the heirs would have a right to occupy the home because you are all owners. So it may not be necessary for your sister to send...

Does it really take years to disburse inheritance money after it's been adjudicated?

It really depends on the estate. The time it takes is usually determined by the types of assets in the estate, the debts that are owed by the...

Does the homestead , pass to the heir free of property tax lien in Texas?

Any encumbrances on the land (such as taxes owed) can usually be paid from the proceeds of the sale. However, I would suggest that you speak with...

Yes, both are the same. The order means the court has found the will to be valid and has admitted it to probate. The letters testamentary give...