by Jake Brown | Jul 13, 2026 | Dallas Probate, Will Contest Services
Will Contest Services for Suspicious Wills in Probate Court A recent report from The Texan described allegations involving Kemah Mayor Robin Collins and a handwritten will filed more than ten years after her stepfather’s death. The filing reportedly created a probate...
by Emma Pratt | Jul 6, 2026 | Dallas Probate
How to Handle Unclaimed Property During Dallas Probate Unclaimed property can create unexpected challenges during probate, especially when executors or beneficiaries are unaware that additional assets exist. Bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, utility...
by Emma Pratt | Jun 22, 2026 | Dallas Probate
How Texas Probate Affects Family-Owned Businesses in Dallas The death of a business owner can create significant challenges for a family-owned company, particularly when probate becomes necessary. While many business owners focus on daily operations and long-term...
by Emma Pratt | Jun 15, 2026 | Dallas Probate
How Creditors Are Paid During Dallas Probate Proceedings Dallas probate proceedings often involve more than simply distributing assets to beneficiaries and heirs. One important aspect of estate administration involves identifying, reviewing, and resolving valid debts...
by Emma Pratt | Jun 8, 2026 | Dallas Probate
Why Estate Inventories Matter During Dallas Probate Proceedings Estate inventories serve an important role during probate because they help identify, organize, and document the assets that belong to a deceased individual’s estate. Courts, executors,...
by Emma Pratt | Jun 1, 2026 | Dallas Probate
Probate Red Flags Families Should Never Ignore in Dallas Probate disputes and estate administration problems often begin with warning signs families overlook during emotionally stressful situations after a loved one passes away. Probate red flags in Dallas may involve...
