When a loved one passes away, the last thing you want to deal with is a mountain of confusing legal paperwork. But to manage their final affairs, you'll need the court's permission. In Texas, that permission comes in the form of official documents called Letters of Testamentary or Administration. We understand this is a difficult […]
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When a loved one passes away without a will, the path forward can feel shrouded in fog. If you need to step in and manage their affairs in Texas, your goal is to be appointed as the estate's Administrator. The term Executor is a different role entirely—one reserved for when a will exists. Getting appointed
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When a loved one passes away in Texas, the first step in settling their affairs often involves the probate court. One of the initial questions we must answer is whether they left a valid will. This single fact determines the entire path forward, beginning with the type of legal authority you will need from the
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If you’re searching for how to initiate intestate probate in Texas, chances are you’re dealing with the estate of a loved one who passed away without a will. First of all, take a deep breath. You’re not alone. Thousands of families in Texas navigate intestate estates every year, and while the process may feel overwhelming,
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