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Navigating the legal landscape of probate cases in Montgomery County, Texas requires a thorough understanding of the local rules of administration. These rules are designed to manage court dockets sensibly, efficiently, and fairly, ensuring that cases are disposed of...
How Is Property Transferred After Someone Dies (With or Without a Will)? Transferring Property After Death in Texas: With or Without a Will Losing a loved one is difficult, and handling their property afterward can be overwhelming especially when you're not sure what...
It happens, you purchase one car, then another. Then you find that perfect one on Facebook Marketplace, and suddenly you have three cars, and you intend to keep them for the foreseeable future. You are a car collector. You start attending the local cars and coffee,...
Navigating the probate process can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to understanding the legal intricacies involved. One common question that arises is whether an individual can represent themselves – act Pro Se – in probate matters in Texas, particularly...
Probate administration can be complicated, and unfortunately, it's easy to make a mistake. While no one is perfect, the consequences of making a mistake in probate can impact multiple beneficiaries and drain estate resources. Knowing some of the more common missteps...
Estate plans are not set-it-and-forget-it documents. As your Magnolia family grows and changes, your estate plan should keep pace. It should be a living document that adapts to your family's evolution—just as your life changes, so should your plan for protecting what...
Owning a business in Houston means you have built something significant that impacts not only your life but the lives of many others. As a business owner, you have much to protect, including your company, employees and family. This makes having an estate plan...
Probate litigation is a legal process for resolving disputes over a deceased person's estate. This process ensures the fair distribution of the deceased's assets as outlined in their will, or according to state law if there is no will. In Texas, the probate court...
Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy – it's essential for everyone who wants to protect their family and property. Without proper planning, your hard-earned assets might not reach your intended beneficiaries, or worse, could lead to family disputes after you're...
The Importance of an Original Will in Texas Probate If you have gone to the trouble of making out your Last Will & Testament in Texas, it is critical that you know where the Original Will is. An Original Will is the Will that you originally signed, and perchance had notarized. We often refer to it as a ‘wet ink original’.…