My minor child received money upon my mother's death in 2007. As guardian of her estate, how do we give her the money to use?

If you are asking the clerk, that likely means the money was deposited with the registry of the court. However, that may not be the case. All...

I am planning to get remarried soon. However, because I have one son. ; I want to write a will to insureall my assets are his.

While it would still be valid, I always recommend you get your will looked at by an attorney after any life-changing event (like marriage) to make...

This is impossible to answer without the specifics of what she has done or how the attorney has acted more on her behalf. Co-representation of...

Can my sister sell the house?

It sounds like there is a written will. That will control. Texas does not recognize verbal/oral wills.

Both of my parents have died--my mom last April, my day in 2000. We are trying to sell a piece of real property.

If the title insurance company will accept an affidavit of heirship, that will suffice. One concern, did your father have any children with anyone...

My wife is half beneificeries of her mothers will ,her brother is taken control of moneys and not tell sister anyting

There could be legitimate reasons for this. These are complex matters. Consult a probate attorney. Many of us give free initial consultations.

Do I Need to sign a "Waiver of Citation, Affidavit and Disclaimer"?

If you are an heir, even an heir to nothing, the applicant is required to serve you with every court hearing UNLESS you waive such service. It is...

My father died and I was on his bank trust account can I spend this money or do I have to pay off depts.,he left no will

It sounds like you are asking if the account is a probate asset or non-probate asset. Probate assets are certainly liable for the debts of the...

I am told that a handwritten will is still legal and enforceable in Texas. Is this the case and what is the drawback of it?

5. The cost to probate will be more versus an attorney drafted will than you will save by doing it yourself.

Common law is not a bright line test. Nor is it based on living together for a certain number of years. The factors a court would look to are 1)...