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Texas Probate and Inheritance Litigation Attorney Discover the surprising limitations of self-proved wills in Texas. Learn from a real court case why your estate plan might not be as secure as you think.

Texas Probate and Inheritance Litigation Attorney -

Texas Probate and Inheritance Litigation Attorney Can a 1966 law stop a biological child from inheriting? Learn how the Zeller v. Allen case impacts inheritance rights for out-of-wedlock children in Texas.

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Getting someone to make a will may be a crime in Texas. In a 2015 case out of the Dallas Court of Appeals, a man was convicted of a crime for getting an elderly woman to make a will naming him as a beneficiary. After the woman died, he filed the will for probate. Those actions constituted a crime according to the court of appeals because they were done with criminal intent.

Getting Someone To Make A Will May Be A Crime [cherry_row] [cherry_col size_md="12"] Texas Law Getting someone to make a will may be a crime in Texas. In a 2015 case out of the Dallas Court of Appeals, a man was convicted of a crime for getting an elderly woman to make a will naming him as a beneficiary. After the woman died, he filed the will....