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When is a Probate Matter Contested for Venue or Transfer Purposes?

by Robert Ray | Last updated Nov 16, 2020 | Contesting wills, Procedure | 0 |

Background In small counties in Texas, the county judge hears probate matters. The county judge is an administrative position similar to that of a mayor in a city. The judge does not have to be an attorney. Since most probate...

Can a Texas Fiduciary Avoid Liability by Relying on Accountants and Attorneys?

by Robert Ray | Last updated Jul 6, 2014 | Accounting, Procedure, Removal of Trustee | 0 |

In Texas, a trustee or other fiduciary may not be able to avoid liability for breach of his fiduciary duty by relying on other professionals like accountants and attorneys. In a case in Houston, children sued their father who...

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