Have you ever wondered how to locate a will? While it may seem like a daunting task, it is an important step when trying to figure out what the deceased wanted. This can be especially true if you are an heir or executor of a will. In this blog post, we’ll explore what to do...KEEP READING

Terminology Service of Citation: legal notice of the filing of the case to the opposing party. Restricted Appeal: an appeal of specific aspects of a judgment rather than the judgment in its entirety. Rule 21 & Rule 21(a), Texas Rules of Civil Procedure: states that any amended pleading must be served on an answering party....KEEP READING

Introduction When a promissory note is lost or destroyed, it could be an immediate disaster for the person to whom the note is owed. That person can file a suit in order to recover on the claim and, if he or she is successful, recover from the owner of the promissory note. Probate Case Geiselman...KEEP READING

What If You Can’t Find the Will? The Texas probate process works best when the will is available for review. If a will can’t be found, for example, because it was destroyed in a fire or accident, or a dead person’s family can’t find it, the process is a lot more complicated. But can a...KEEP READING