Breaching A Fiduciary Duty In Texas
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Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated Apr 29, 2020 | Accounting, Contesting wills, Removal of Trustee | 0 |
[mp_image id=”2272″ size=”full” link_type=”custom_url” link=”#” target=”false” caption=”false” align=”left”] Power of Attorney A power of...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated Apr 29, 2020 | Accounting, Children, Contesting wills, Probate, Removal of Trustee, Spouse | 0 |
Elder abuse is increasing, often at the hands of those closest. In an article in the Arizona Daily Star by Patrick McNamara, which was published on their website, tucson.com, the paper reported that law enforcement is seeing an...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated Apr 29, 2020 | Probate, Property | 0 |
Non Probate Assets Financial accounts like checking accounts, savings accounts, C.D.’s and retirement accounts are non probate assets. That means that a person’s will does not control who gets the funds. The...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated Apr 29, 2020 | Inheritance, Probate, Property | 0 |
What is it? Tortious interference with inheritance rights is a tort where someone does something that has the effect of denying you an inheritance or gift that you should have received. It is a tort just as if someone runs a...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated Jul 12, 2014 | Contesting wills, Probate, Wills | 0 |
The Kansas City Star newspaper reported an interesting story. A sixty-seven year old millionaire, Bill Van Note, was in the hospital on a ventilator after a late-night attack at his house. That attack remains unsolved. The man...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Jul 22, 2012 | Accounting, Probate, Procedure, Property | 0 |
It can be depending on the mental status of other heirs. Some will contest can get out of hand. As one person put it, you really never know a person until you share an inheritance with them. The Houston Chronicle posted an...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated Dec 14, 2020 | Children, Contesting wills, Inheritance, Property, Spouse | 1 |
When a person is deciding whether or not to contest a will, one of the first things to look for is an unnatural disposition of the property. An unnatural disposition is one where a beneficiary of the will is not someone who most...
Read Moreby Robert Ray | Last updated May 10, 2015 | Contesting wills, Inheritance, Spouse | 1 |
The Wall Street Journal ran an article on June 11, 2011 entitled “Unholy Matrimony: How to Fight Back” about the growing problem of deathbed marriages between an elderly patient and their money-seeking caregiver....
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