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Administering an estate can be a complex and time-consuming task. Our skilled Dallas probate attorneys are here to alleviate the burden and guide you through the probate administration process. From gathering assets and paying debts to distributing inheritances, we ensure that the wishes of the deceased are honored. Schedule an online consultation with our knowledgeable team and let us handle the intricacies of probate administration, giving you peace of mind during this challenging time.


11Passes Away Without a Will in Texas
Losing a loved one is never easy, and the process can become even more complicated when the deceased has not left a will. When this someone passes away without a will in Texas, the assets of the deceased will be distributed according to the intestacy laws of Texas. These laws can be complex, and if...
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11inherited jewlery
When a loved one passes away, their assets must be distributed to their beneficiaries. This process is known as probate and it can be a complicated and confusing process. In this article, we will explore the probate process in Texas and how it applies to the estate of Mrs. T and Inherited Jewelry in Probate....
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The death of a loved one can be a difficult and emotional time, and when a will is involved, it can add an additional layer of complexity to an already challenging situation. If the deceased owned real property in Texas, the process of transferring ownership can become even more complicated. This is because Texas law...
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When someone passes away, it is important to determine whether they had a valid will in place. This can be accomplished through a careful search for the document. If a will is located, it will guide the distribution of the decedent’s assets in accordance with their wishes. If no will is found, it may be...
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11hire probate attorney
Hiring a probate attorney in Texas is generally necessary when administering a probate estate. This is due to a combination of Texas law, which requires representation of the interests of beneficiaries and creditors, and the complexity of the state’s probate laws. In Texas, individuals have the right to represent themselves in legal proceedings, but this...
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115 things to look for in a probate attorney
When it comes to selecting a Texas probate attorney, there are many things to consider. Probate is the legal process of administering an estate after someone passes away and involves complex and detailed work. You need an attorney who understands your needs, is knowledgeable about Texas law and has the experience necessary to handle your...
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11signature on legal document
Probating a will is the process of proving the validity of a will in court. It is generally required when someone dies with assets in their name that need to be transferred to beneficiaries. The probate process can be complicated, so it is important to have an experienced attorney by your side. If you are...
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11get information after death
After someone dies, their bank accounts, financial assets, and mortgage information do not automatically go to the next of kin. In Texas, the process for getting this information is not as straightforward as one might think. In this blog post, we will explore how to get bank, financial, and mortgage information in Texas after someone...
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11What is probate court
Introduction When it comes to probate, property division can be a complex and contentious issue. If you and your spouse own property in more than one state, the question of which state’s laws will govern the division of that property can become even more complicated. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of...
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11change will after signature
Introduction You’ve finally done it. After months of planning and preparation, you have executed your will. But what happens if you need to make a change? Can you simply cross something out and initial it? What if you want to add or delete a beneficiary? The law surrounding wills is complex, and it varies from...
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