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5 days ago · This State Bar of Texas manual provides a thorough overview of probate law in Texas, from the initial contact with a client to the closing of the estate. It contains forms, sample letters, worksheets, and checklists.
3 days ago · In Texas, a death certificate is typically filed with the State of Texas within 10 days of an individual’s death. However, this timeframe can vary, particularly if there are questions surrounding the cause of death or if an autopsy or further investigation is required.
2 days ago · A right of survivorship agreement is a document where both spouses agree that their rights should go to the other upon their death. As with a deed, the agreement should be filed with the county clerk where the property exists.
3 days ago · A transfer-on-death (TOD) deed, commonly known as a beneficiary deed, is an important tool in Texas estate planning. It allows you to transfer ownership of certain types of property upon your death to someone else without going through the probate process.
5 days ago · Texas has executed the most inmates of any other state in the nation, and it's not even close. The Lone Star state has put 587 inmates to death since 1982. Eight of those were last year alone...
3 days ago · Texas maintains a four-year statute of limitations on general debts from their original due date. However, all such limitations are suspended for twelve months following the estate owner's death. In addition, the statute of limitations in Texas doesn’t automatically restart simply because a payment was made or a debt was acknowledged in writing.
3 days ago · OCTOBER 29, 2021 — A study from the UTSA Department of Demography is taking a unique approach to the drug crisis: measuring the burden of opioid-related mortality in Texas.
