The best thing to do is to talk to an estate planning attorney who can learn about the situation, including all of the assets and possible issues,...

Assuming there was no will, and further assuming the decedent’s parents are deceased and the decedent didn’t have a surviving spouse or any...

The will would have to be probated to have any effect. This involves filing an application with the probate court in the county where the person...

If the check is made out to your father and you have letters testamentary showing you are his personal representative/executor, then that should be...

They are not going to sue your insurance company, they are going to sue you. You should inform your insurance company of the potential lawsuit and...

If the issue is that you all cannot sell the house because she has rights that are causing the title company to require her signature, the easiest...

If the will was probated at the time he died, whoever was made personal representative could go get new letters testamentary to handle this. Or a...

Your options in dealing with a default judgment depend on how old the judgment is. If it is less than 30 days old, you would be able to file a...

You should look into hiring an attorney.Your answer date depends on when you were served. If you know the date you were served you can consider...

Neither a codicil nor a will has to be notarized in Texas. (Wills typically include a self-proving affidavit to simplify the probate process, but...