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Son’s GG passed, willed (in 2006) son’s father 25% of her estate. The Aunt (Executor) refuses....*all names changed for privacy
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Answered on November 20, 2020
This is a convoluted fact pattern that needs an experienced probate attorney to sort through and review the documents that were admitted to...
In Texas is a power of attorney legal if 2 witnesses sign it instead of a notary public?
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Answered on November 20, 2020
If the document is a Texas Durable Power of Attorney, witnesses will not work.
Can my sister sell our deceased father's house without the rest of us siblings?
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Answered on November 19, 2020
You need to hire an experienced probate attorney and have the real estate records reviewed to determine what they reflect for the ownership of the...
How do I get the family property I am living on solely in my name?
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Answered on November 19, 2020
You need to hire a probate attorney to determine appropriate probate procedure to clear title so that your father's children own the property and...
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What is needed for a prenuptial in texas?
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Answered on November 18, 2020
Not a DIY project. If it is important, then hire an experienced family law or estate planning attorney.
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What kind of deed do I draft to transfer the house my Father owns?
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Answered on November 12, 2020
Not a DIY project based on facts--need an experienced probate attorney to get the ox out of the ditch.
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How do I find out if there was an estate after my biological father passed away July of 2020 in Texas?
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Answered on November 12, 2020
Look in the probate records in the county in which he resided.
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How to transfer deed after probate?
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Answered on November 11, 2020
Ask the attorney who handled probate of will.
I live in Texas and have a property in California, how to proceed towards preparing a will including this property in will?
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Answered on November 11, 2020
Because you have real estate in California, you will want to use a undead revocable trust with a pour-over will for your planning. You will need a...
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Is a notarized debt promise admissable into an estate administration/ probate?
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Answered on November 11, 2020
An experienced attorney needs to review the document and the applicable law to determine whether a valid debt has been created and whether it is...
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