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Probate Litigation

In the unfortunate event of a dispute or conflict arising during probate proceedings, our Dallas probate attorneys are prepared to protect your rights and advocate for your interests. With extensive experience in probate litigation, we handle a wide range of issues, including will contests, disputes over asset distribution, and allegations of breach of fiduciary duty. Don’t let legal disputes overshadow the grieving process. Schedule an online consultation today to discuss your case with our dedicated attorneys and take the necessary steps to resolve probate litigation effectively.

Take the first step towards resolving your probate matters by scheduling an online consultation with our Dallas probate attorneys. We are ready to provide you with the legal expertise and guidance you need.

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23
Jun

Are Documents Connected to Prior Claims Admissible in Court?

June 23, 2022,
The answer to this question depends on the jurisdiction in which the case is being tried. Some jurisdictions allow for the admission of such documents, while others do not. In general, however, the answer is yes, documents connected to prior claims are admissible in court if they have a sufficient connection to the matter at...
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16
Jun

Effects of Testamentary Capacity and Undue Influence on Wills

June 16, 2022,
Testamentary capacity refers to a person’s ability to create a valid will. This ability deals both with being of legal age to create a will (18) and the mental capacity of the person making the will. Undue Influence occurs when a person acts under the influence of another rather than of their own free will...
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09
Jun

Judge denies request to throw out country music icon’s handwritten will

June 9, 2022,
A McLennan County judge will not dismiss the 2003 handwritten will of Texas music legend Billy Joe Shaver, which purportedly leaves his estate to his nephew. The nephew of another country music legend, Willie Nelson, originally made the request to throw out the will. Tommy Witherspoon of KWTX reports the following: The ruling by County...
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26
May

When Can a Judge Transfer a Case to Probate Court?

May 26, 2022,
After a loved one dies, their property must go through probate court in order to be transferred to the rightful heirs. If you are named as the executor in the will, you will be responsible for ensuring that the process goes smoothly. Here’s what you need to know about transferring a case to probate court....
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19
May

Is an Executor a Party of Interest?

May 19, 2022,
An executor is a person who has the legal right to manage an estate during and after the probate process. An executor is also referred to as an administrator, personal representative or estate trustee. But is an executor a “party of interest” to other proceedings, especially non probate proceedings? Legal Terminology Doctrine of Res Judicata:...
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12
May

Contesting a Probate Court Receiver Appointment

May 12, 2022,
What Is a Probate Court Appointed Receiver? A probate court receiver is an impartial third party who oversees a deceased person’s estate. If you’re the executor of an estate, you may have to ask the court to appoint a probate court receiver to handle the estate. But can you contest a receiver appointed by the...
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05
May

The Probate Exception to Federal Court Jurisdiction

May 5, 2022,
Introduction If a party files a motion to probate a will or administer an estate, their dispute is outside the realm of federal jurisdiction. Typically this occurs when an executor or administrator files in the United States. The Ninth Circuit applies the Second Circuit’s two-part inquiry to determine whether a controversy implicates probate matters such...
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01
Jul

Which Facts Have to be Established to Prove a Lack of Testamentary Capacity?

July 1, 2021,
Will contests often focus on questions about whether the person who executed the will had the mental capacity required to execute the will. These post-death legal disputes can be particularly contentious. They delve into the life circumstances and affairs of the deceased. Facts matter in these cases. This raises questions as to what facts matter?...
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20
Jun

Dealing With an Incorrect Inventory in a Probate Case

June 20, 2021,
Texas has a formal probate and guardianship process. This process typically involves filing numerous legal papers with the clerk. It includes applications, various motions, and, eventually, inventories. These legal papers can include incorrect information. This includes information that is wrong due to errors. It can also include intentionally omitted or inaccurate information. This can be...
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Nursing Home Negligence Cases: The Importance of Expert Reports
April 12, 2025
When Can Heirs File Suit on Behalf of a Texas Estate?
March 5, 2025
Most Probate Court Orders Are Not Immediately Appealable
November 23, 2024
When are Sanctions Levied Towards Attorneys Applicable During Court?
November 21, 2023
Can an Unsigned Handwritten Document Count as a Will?
October 27, 2023