Tax Foreclosure in Texas - Tax foreclosure in Texas is not as final as one might think. If you meet the criteria set out in the statute, you may be able to redeem it even after it is sold. texasinheritance.com/tax-for…

A Power of Attorney Creates a Fiduciary Duty - Texas courts recognize that a person with a power of attorney owes the principal (the person who gave the power of attorney) a fiduciary duty. texasinheritance.com/a-power…

Learn About No Contest Clauses Or In Terrorem Clauses In Texas - Almost all wills have a no contest clause in them. You should not be worried about the clause if you bring a contest in good faith and with just cause. texasinheritance.com/learn-a…

Contesting a Will Because of Undue Influence - texasinheritance.com/contest…

Maybe, says the Houston 1st District Court of Appeals. When a person becomes incapacitated and is unable to handle the affairs of daily living, a guardianship application is filed in court by his family or by the state. inheritancelaws.info/can-an-…

Filing an inheritance dispute in the wrong Texas court can be fatal to your claim! Facts A recent court of appeals decision illustrates what happens when you file an inheritance dispute in the Wrong Texas Court. An elderly Texas man had nine children. inheritancelaws.info/what-ha…

Who owns the property On occasion, an attorney contesting a will will run across a Deed to a Trustee when there is no trust. For instance a deed that is given "To John Smith, Trustee." There are no documents showing that a trust ever existed. The questi # inheritancelaws.info/deed-to…