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Estate Administration Disputes under Texas Law: Questions & Answers

Hiring A Texas Probate and Estate Administration Attorney The role of personal representatives and their legal duties should never be underestimated. If you are a beneficiary and suspect that the personal representative is not conducting their duties sufficiently, we are ready to review the facts of your case and take action. If you are seeking an...

Will Contests under Texas Law: Questions & Answers

If you or a loved one needs legal representation with a will contest or other probate or estate administration dispute in Texas, you should contact an experienced attorney for guidance and direction. DallasProbateAttorneys.com will contest attorneys can help explain your legal rights and options and give you peace of mind in knowing that a trained...

Probate Under Texas Law: What is Probate in Texas?

Probate Lawyer In Dallas An experienced probate lawyer can provide you with invaluable guidance and direction on probate and estate administration. DallasProbateAttorneys.com, which is comprised of distinguished and highly experienced probate attorneys, stands ready to help you throughout the entire probate process, including the resolution of disputes, just as we have done for countless Texas families...

Inheritance Disputes Under Texas Law: Questions and Answers

If you or a loved one needs legal representation with a will contest or other probate or estate administration issue in Texas, you should contact an experienced estate litigation attorney for guidance and direction. DallasProbateAttorneys.com can help explain your legal rights and options and give you peace of mind in knowing that a trained professional...

Righteous Remedies Against An Undutiful Fiduciary

 There is no worse feeling than the feeling of betrayal. This is true whether it occurs on a personal or a professional level, or both. On the professional level the feeling of betrayal can occur when one in whom you have entrusted an important legal matter (called a fiduciary) violates that trust. Under Texas law,...

Will or Trust – Which is Better for Me?

A trust may be created in a Will (known as a testamentary trust) or as a separate revocable trust (sometimes referred to as a “Living” trust) or as an irrevocable trust. Wills and trusts, along with beneficiary designations, are the three leading methods of passing one person’s property to another person at death.  Living Trusts...

Your Rights to a FLP (Family Limited Partnership) Under Texas Law

A Family Limited Partnership (FLP) is a business entity often used to manage family property. Aside from having the responsibility of managing family assets, FLPs are part of an estate planning strategy often designed to reduce the impact of Federal Estate and Gift Taxes as well as to attempt to shelter assets from future potential...

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