Closing an estate is a complex process. Surviving family members have many decisions to make and affairs to address, and without instructions left behind by their deceased loved ones, Texas residents can face a difficult estate administration process. However,...
Protecting Your Legacy
Month: March 2018
A 2nd marriage may have kids considering probate litigation
Getting married more than once is common for many Texas residents. These second or additional marriages may also come with children from previous marriages, and blended families are created. Though some individuals may feel very attached to their stepparents and...
How long will my loved one’s probate take?
After the death of your loved one, you may be feeling many emotions. Even if your family member lived a long and full life, there is undoubtedly sorrow and loss with which to contend. At the same time you are struggling to come to terms with the absence of your loved...
If a will was left behind, probate will likely be necessary
Dealing with any type of legal proceeding can be difficult. Most people do not understand the intricate ins and outs involved with various situations that require legal attention, and this lack of knowledge may leave some Texas residents feeling concerned when they...
Probate: Are children responsible for a deceased parent’s debt?
The loss of a parent can be a difficult event in any Texas resident's life. Grief can greatly affect many people, and on top of those feelings, some surviving children may also need to take on the responsibilities associated with closing their parents' estates....