Probate question regarding property when parent dies with no will in TX

With the presumption that the house is community property, with children from a prior relationship, your father's 1/2 of the community property...

Beneficiary of stock

You should have an attorney review the certificates to sete if they meet the requirments to pass outside of probate. If they do and daughter was...

Can my husband have access to my trust account if it's inherent money?

Additional facts are needed to provide you with a complete answer. Money you inherit in Texas is your seperate property and your husband would not...

My husband died & he left our home & car to me, do I have to pay inheritance tax on them in Texas

There is no inheritance and/or estate tax in texas. As the spouse, there would not be any federal inheritance/estate tax regardless of the size of...

Can I notify realtors involved in the sale of my mother's house that I am entitled to half of the proceeds from the sale?

I would speak with your attorney and i would certainly notify the realtors of your interest by certified mail. The title company should discover...

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How do I resolve a missing/misplaced will of a dead relative from out-of-state?

Your statement brings up a lot of questions and i would suggest you speak with an attorney in the county in that your uncle resided. Action can...

My sister was removed as executor by court and she is appealing removal...

It sounds like the court did what was appropriate and under the circumstances, the only thing the court could do. Your sister is entitled to...

Do I need an attorney to dismiss guardianship texas

In Texas, although your mother may have filed for guardianship, a court appointed attorney should have been appointed to represent you. This...

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Wills/ deed what can I do?

An appropriate answer to this question cannot be provided without the exact wording on the Will and/or Deed wherein your father made the provision...

Trusts? Wills?

The law in every state is different so my advice is to go get some good legal advice from a reputable probate attorney in the county you live so...