Does a child of a permanent conservator have inheritance rights? and how to end parental rights of a possessor conservator?

A child is a legal heir if they are born to or adopted by a decedent. But inheritance rights have little, if anything, to do with the life of the...

What happens to the house in Texas?

They can force a sale. You can ask them to release the inheritance. You can buy them out for a dollar if they are willing. You Just make sure...

Do I need a lawyer, and if so, what kind?

The other attorneys are right. Small claims court (justice of the peace) will likely be your best route. Unless the property in question is of...

The wills must be probated to be valid. There may be other, less expensive, options to full probate. Other factors will determine what the best...

When a married couple with each having children are deceased how will their property be decided? Does it matter which parent die

The property would be divided under Texas Estates Code Sec. 201. It is complicated and complex. A probate attorney will be needed to guide you...

Do I need to hire a new lawyer?

I would agree that redoing the document completely is the best option. This would not be an issue of price gauging as much as wanting to make sure...

Do i need a lawyer if my mother sold property to seller but has now past. Contract has her name name plus seller name

If she did not put her wishes in writing, then there is absolutely no way to enforce them under Texas law.

My father died 7/12 no will, mom never filed anything everything is in his name. Mom died Feb 6/14 with a will. What do we do

I am sorry for your loss. If your father passed away without a will, his half of the community property would pass by Texas law. An attorney will...

Can a non family member legally carry out the cremation wishes of a friend ?

It is possible to have such wishes carried out by a legal document. However there are restrictions and requirements for such a document found in...

Does my deceased common law spouse's child take half of the property in either case?

IF you are married, you would have 1) exclusive use of the marital homestead for as long as you live and 2) 1/3 of spouse's half if property used...

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