It depends on what the waiver states. The waiver could simply mean a "waiver of citation" (that is, that no formal service of process would be...

The buyer wants to know that they are getting what they are paying for. The title company, for purposes of insuring the transaction, wants to...

I rarely recommend irrevocable trusts-- and this is not something I would undertake "pro se." I have questions about the fundamental structure(s)...

A check made out to the Decedent, even if in error, will likely require the appointment of a personal representative (i.e., an Executor under the...

Yes, executors (like trustees) owe fiduciary duties to estate beneficiaries, which include honesty and fair dealing, full disclosure of all...

A general denial should suffice but any cause of action would likely be asserted against the Estate of the surviving spouse (rather than a cause of...

It is unclear what type of account you are referring to and more facts are needed. If a multi-party account, Texas has a statute that, if the...

The bank is operating within its rights generally-- and this is because there were no beneficiary designations or rights or survivorship listed on...

If that requirement is not in the Will (which I would also question), I do not believe the Executor can create extra-textual conditions on the...

There are statutory prerequisites to having a Will admitted to probate. Generally, an attorney is required to review the Will (to make sure it...