How or where would you find info on whats been recorded or filed on an estate? i searched public records and could not find any.

Chalk this one up to being careful about what you sign. In many circumstances, it would be common for you and your brother to sign waivers like...

How can a get a my father's will from from his lawyer?!

Hire your own probate lawyer. When you proceed without your own attorney, you run the significant risk that there is nobody involved in the case...

What constitutes a breach of fiduciary duty? Would this be enough to remove a Trustee under § 113.082. tex prop?

You need to seek the assistance of an attorney if you're serious about the matter. No competent counsel could take your paragraph and provide you...

County court took guardianship of all fathers assets. Trying to sell his assets. Has 3 living children (heirs)

Guardianships are not created on a whim. If the Court appointed someone to manage your father's personal care or financial affairs, it did so...

Can we stop a nominated executor from filing probate ? We are seeking in process of uncontested guardianship.

Mr. Pyke is correct. You can't do much to stop her from filing what your sister wishes to file. You can, however, oppose the relief that she asks...

Pro hac vice admission for probating mother-in-law's estate

The Texas Board of Law Examiners oversees our pro hac vice requirements. You will find some helpful information at http://www.ble.state.tx.us. ...

Can my mother gift her inherited property to my husband ?

This is a perfect question for your mother's attorney in the lawsuit that was filed and involves her. Unfortunately, this site is really not...

Do I need to go to probate court?

What you're describing may just be a situation where the cost of any procedure outweighs the probable benefit. You've received some terrific...

What are the steps necessary in handling my mother's estate?

Your first and most important step is to hire a probate lawyer. This is not a situation that you can address by yourself. To begin with, dying...

Yes, you may nominate a guardian for your children in your Last Will and Testament, and you could change this preference in a Codicil to that Will....