When the parent who pays child support dies, the surviving family may face an immediate financial problem alongside the loss. Rent, groceries, school expenses, and medical bills continue, even when the monthly payments stop....
Category: Probate Litigation
When a spouse dies, the surviving spouse may have important rights under Texas probate law, even if the deceased spouse had a will. These rights can include ownership of community property, homestead protections, exempt...
Texas law gives executors significant authority over a deceased person’s property. Once appointed by the probate court, an executor may gain access to bank accounts, investment accounts, real estate, personal property,...
The Legal Implications of a Family Member Hiding a Will and Steps to Take The passing of a loved one is an emotionally charged time for families. As they come to terms with the loss, families also face the legal...
How Do I Contest a Forged Will?
Aug 7, 2023
To prevail in a will contest on the grounds that the will is a forgery, a party must produce sufficient evidence to prove their case. In Texas, the standard of proof in will contests is...
