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PopularDoes a spouse inherit the community property if the other spouse dies intestate (without a will?)
by Robert Ray | Apr 2, 2010 | Children, Probate, Spouse | 92 |
Community Property vs Separate Property Texas has community property and separate property. Basically, community property is property acquired during marriage except by inheritance or gift. Separate property is everything else....
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Is a breach of fiduciary duty a crime?
by Robert Ray | Mar 22, 2010 | Accounting, Procedure, Removal of Trustee | 10 |
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Proving a lost will was not revoked
by Robert Ray | Mar 9, 2010 | Contesting wills, Probate | 10 |
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LatestWhen Is A Joint Account Not A Joint Account In Texas
by Robert Ray | Jan 24, 2018 | Joint Accounts, Probate | 0 |
Financial accounts do not go through probate. The financial institution gives the money directly...
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Oral Statements by the Testator about a Texas Will
by Robert Ray | Jan 16, 2018 | Probate, Procedure, Property, Removal of Trustee | 0 |
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In A Texas Will Contest, Can You Waive Your Right To Appeal
by Robert Ray | Dec 22, 2017 | Contesting wills | 0 |
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When Is A Joint Account Not A Joint Account In Texas
by Robert Ray | Jan 24, 2018 | Joint Accounts, Probate | 0 |
Financial accounts do not go through probate. The financial institution gives the money directly...
Read MoreOral Statements by the Testator about a Texas Will
by Robert Ray | Jan 16, 2018 | Probate, Procedure, Property, Removal of Trustee | 0 |
When a person tells someone how he wants his property handled when he dies but he has a written...
Read MoreIn A Texas Will Contest, Can You Waive Your Right To Appeal
by Robert Ray | Dec 22, 2017 | Contesting wills | 0 |
Background In Estate of Crawford, 14-17-00703-CV, (Tex. App. – Houston [14] November 9, 2017) the court of appeals ruled that you can waive your right to appeal in a suit contesting a will. A will was filed for probate by...
Read MoreDoes A Texas Will That Says “all other things owned by me…” Include Everything Owed By The Testator
by Robert Ray | Nov 18, 2017 | Procedure, Property | 0 |
The will In a recent Texas inheritance dispute out of the Fort Worth Court of Appeals, In the Estate of Larry Ronald Neal, Deceased, No. 02-16-00381-CV, (Tex. App. –Fort Worth, Delivered: November 9, 2017), the question was what...
Read MoreWhat Happens When You File An Inheritance Dispute In The Wrong Texas Court
by Robert Ray | May 28, 2017 | Contesting wills, Procedure, Property | 0 |
Facts A recent court of appeals decision illustrates what happens when you file an inheritance dispute in the Wrong Texas Court. An elderly Texas man had nine children. In the last few years of his life, one of his children...
Read MoreHow To Revoke A Trust In Texas
by Robert Ray | May 21, 2017 | Inheritance, Trustee | 0 |
How can you revoke a trust in Texas? In a recent case in Texas, a mother and father had a trust for the benefit of their two children. The mother died. The father later remarried and had two additional children. The father...
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