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Simply put, probate is the legal process which involves the court recognizing a person’s death and helps oversee the administration of deceased’s estate. Without a Will present, this process is referred to as “intestate probate.” Intestate probate means that the court will determine how to distribute the deceased’s assets in alignment with Texas state laws, rather than according to the deceased’s specific wishes.
Heirship determination is a legal process used to identify the heirs of an estate when a person dies without a valid will or when there are disputes about the will’s validity. The probate court will review evidence to establish who the legal heirs are according to Texas intestacy laws.
Inheritance law governs how an individual’s estate is distributed after their death. In Dallas, as in the rest of Texas, inheritance laws are designed to ensure that assets are distributed fairly and according to the decedent’s wishes, or, if there is no will, according to statutory guidelines.
Estate planning may sound like something only the wealthy or elderly need to do, but it’s actually critical for anyone who has possessions they care about—like finances, land or buildings and even pets—and who wants to make sure those assets go to the right people, should something happen to them.
Losing a loved one is a difficult time emotionally. It also can be stressful as it often entails dispersing assets left behind and dealing with creditors. In most instances, this
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