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Yes. But even if they don't, that will not stop the garnishment. You need to challenge it in a court.
The Will must be probated, and the court must appoint the personal representatives (executors/executrix in Virginia) before they have any power at all. If the bank account is not a probate asset. like an account in which a beneficiary is named or a joint account that was not created for the benefit... Read more »
Rarely pays anything toward rent/bills. We broke up... But he won’t leave when I try to kick him out Does he have a right to stay there for 30 days or should I call the cops? What should I do?
You don't say if his name is on the lease too, but assuming it isn't ... TECHNICALLY you have to provide an appropriate notice to quit as he 'subleases' from you. That can be 30 days, 7 days depending on the circumstances.
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We already submitted Proof of Heirship but because of the amount TRS says they need a Judgment Declaring Heirship. Texas Government Code which TRS refers to in their letter does not indicate anything regarding a “Judgment”. What can I do?
Hire a local probate lawyer to help you file an Application for Determination of Heirship and Issuance of Letters of Administration. After the hearing, the judge will sign a Judgment Declaring Heirship.
Yes, under Texas Law, the executor must show the beneficiaries must receive a notice after the probate hearing. That notice usually contains a copy of the Will. ALSO, once the will is filed for probate, it's actually public record.
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