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If theres no will and he was still married to his 2nd wi,but separated & has 3 kids by hi 1st wife 1 a minor, wh gets his estate
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Answered on May 15, 2010
Assuming "he" died in Texas, there is indeed an intestacy statute. Because Texas is a community property state and because there are children from...
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Should a hand written notorized last will and testament have to be probated
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Answered on May 01, 2010
The Texas Probate Code does require that a will be filed with the court clerk of the county in which your husband died. That doesn't mean the will...
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Is a will in Texas still legal in Flordia.
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Answered on April 12, 2010
The Texas wills may be valid if your parents remain in Florida until death, but they should definitely have a Florida estate planning and probate...
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After a will is filed after death.
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Answered on April 08, 2010
I agree with the "yes" and "yes" answer.
Texas law requires a person in custody of a decedent's original, last will to file it with the clerk...
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Question does the proceeds of trust account of the decease have to be held in a separate trust account by attorney?
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Answered on April 08, 2010
The proceeds should held in an account owned by the trust under the trust's EIN, rather than an attorney's client trust account or an account owned...
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Do It Yourself Will in Texas
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Answered on April 07, 2010
Legal, maybe. Effective? That's another question...
Most do-it-yourself ("DIY") wills I've reviewed suffer from several inadequacies.
First,...
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