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Who Will the Court Appoint as Guardian for Your Children?
If you die without a Will that appoints a guardian for your children, it will be left up to the Court . The Court will consider what is in the child’s best interest. It may not be who you would want appointed as your child’s guardian. There are certain people...
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Have you recently lost a loved one? What are the next steps?
Texas has simplified the probate process that allows certain executors to serve independently of the Court’s supervision. This allows the probate process to move quickly and efficiently in a process called independent administration. How does an Executor become “independent”? An executor can be independent if — 1) the Decedent left a Will...
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