If you find yourself involved in a probate matter, it may be the first time you have ever had to deal with this type of legal situation. Most people probably never have to deal with the legal system, outside of maybe personal injury cases or minor traffic infractions....
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Can a custodial parent relocate with a child in Texas?
Relocating after a divorce presents unique challenges, especially when it involves moving with a child. In Texas, strict laws govern this situation to protect the child's best interests. Relocation and the court order In most Texas custody agreements, a geographic...
Common misconceptions about probate
Probate often carries a negative reputation, leading to several misconceptions. Understanding the probate process can help ease concerns and clarify what to expect. In Texas, specific rules govern probate, and dispelling myths can make the process smoother for...
Dementia may mean a Texas family needs a guardianship
Dementia is no just a part of the natural aging process. It’s worse than that. Caused by Alzheimer’s disease or other medical conditions, a person diagnosed with dementia will gradually lose their abilities to remember or do even the most basic things because of...
What information do you need to probate a will?
In Texas, probating a will is an integral part of settling a person's estate after they have died. The responsibility falls on the executor who was named to serve in the role by the person who wrote the will or an administrator designated by the court. To proceed with...
