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So you want to be an Executor in Texas? [Texas Only]

Texas Probate  | 2-minute read Texas Executor of Estate| The Neverending Book of Probate | Estate Administration Texas   The Never-Ending Book of Probate: Being An Executor In Texas. Author: Virginia Hammerle, Attorney Link: https://legaltalktexas.hammerle.com/probate/never-ending-book-probate-being-executor-in-texas/   This is a quick read from veteran Texas probate attorney Virginia Hammerle, cutting through the minutia and laying out

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Estate Sale Liability

Estate Sale Slip. Liability?

What if someone falls at the estate sale on our property? What is the estate liability? Estate Sale liability is a fiduciary responsibility, and an executor is the fiduciary of an estate. Life is full of “what-ifs” This is also true in estate administration.  For example, What if I hadn’t told Mom, “Sure, I’ll be

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Mediation: How to Resolve Estate Disputes Effectively & Efficiently

Estate Mediation can save time, money and relationships. WHAT IS MEDIATION? Mediation is a voluntary, informal, non-binding process in which a trained mediator facilitates the communication between disputing parties and assists them in exploring different ways to resolve their problem. When an agreement is reached, it is a legally binding contract signed by both parties.

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Arizona Only: Common Questions About Estates & Probate In Arizona

Arizona Only: Common Questions About Estates & Probate In Arizona Author: Scott David Stewart, Stewart Law Group Source: Lawyers.com Read Time: 3 Min   In this brief article, attorney Scott David Stewart outlines the fundamentals of the Arizona  Probate process.  Topics include: Who serves as the executor? How are the decedent’s (now the estate’s) debt’s

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