Dallas Probate Attorney: Probate Legislation Update 2011
Dallas Probate Attorney: The 82nd Texas Legislature passed new legislation that became effective on September 1, 2011, which included several changes to the Texas Probate Code. One of the most notable changes is to Section 59 of the Probate Code. Specifically, SB 1198 amends Section 59 to allow for an additional process for a will […]
TEXAS PROBATE ATTORNEY: WHAT IS A SELF-PROVING AFFIDAVIT FOR A WILL?
TEXAS PROBATE ATTORNEY: WHAT IS A SELF-PROVING AFFIDAVIT FOR A WILL? Texas courts allow self-proving affidavits to validate a will without requiring family members or friends to offer testimony or evidence at a hearing to determine if the Will is really that of the decedent. The self-proving affidavit is made and signed at the same […]
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