Undue influence is among the reasons the court can revoke a will. It occurs when the person making the will (the testator) is coerced, tricked or manipulated into making decisions without their free will. If you believe your loved one’s will was executed under undue...
If your elderly parents are facing physical or cognitive limitations, then it may be time to consider appointing a guardian. While the thought of another person taking control of all of their decisions – from finances and healthcare choices to living arrangements –...
The executor of a Texas estate has a lot of responsibility. Their role requires that they locate and secure assets, cooperate with the probate courts and communicate with creditors. They also need to provide beneficiaries with information about the estate and...