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Probate During A Pandemic
During these unprecedented times we have all learned to adapt as families, communities, and businesses. We have seen that, even though our world effectively shut down, there were many parts of our lives that continued. Those who have lost loved ones during this time (whether due to the coronavirus or other reasons) may have been Read More
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Very simply, probate is the procedure by which a handwritten or typewritten will is proved in court to be valid and enforceable. Frequently this includes appointing someone to handle the affairs of the estate with the end goal being distribution of the estate. Probate must take place within four years of death and an attorney Read More
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Help Wanted: Counsel’s Assistance for Probate Texas has taken great efforts to make the probate process as quick and affordable as possible while still maintaining the integrity of the system. As part of this overall theme, Texas recognizes several abbreviated probate process (e.g. independent administration, muniment of title, small estate affidavits) that require only limited Read More
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