Father passed away, with children and wife (step mom). No will. How does the estate get divided
Perhaps just to clarify Mr. Foster's response, and your own understanding, probate WILL get to make the final decision. When a person dies in...
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Perhaps just to clarify Mr. Foster's response, and your own understanding, probate WILL get to make the final decision. When a person dies in...
Mr. Haber is correct. Yours is precisely the sort of situation that Texas legislators had in mind when they created both the small estate...
Texas is, in fact, a community property state. You're absolutely right that a married person can give their 1/2 of a community property asset to...
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Your father's Will probably needs to be offered to and admitted to probate. If the Will leaves everything to his spouse, then the ultimate...
Ernie: You're doing yourself and your family a great service to give these issues some consideration before they become realities. Thankfully,...
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I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. As my colleagues have pointed out, the question is whether or not you agreed to share in the expense that is...
Yes, you'll need some sort of legal documentation in order to prove that you are a decedent's heir. Exactly what documentation might be required...
You've received some thoughtful and well-reasoned insight from my colleagues, and I hope that you've made an effort to locate and visit with an...
I agree with both Mr. Haber's comments and Mr. Geffen's thoughts that more might be at stake here than simply your father's estate. If your father...
I agree with Mr. Fromm that there may be some self-dealing happening, and that it could be a basis upon which you request that the Court instruct...