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Wills contain a significant amount of sensitive information. If seen by people or entities you didn’t intend to show or who weren’t receiving an inheritance, it can lead to heated conflict. However, there are legal precedents in place which limit who has access to a will. ...
Read MoreGuardianship may be necessary when aging adults lose their physical and mental capabilities and are unable to handle important aspects of their life, ...
View MoreIn Texas, any “interested” person may contest the probate of a will. An interested person is defined as heirs, devisees, spouses, or any other person ...
View MoreAlthough rare in Texas, occasionally a family member may decide to contest a Will based upon the grounds that the deceased personal lacked the legal ...
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