Stephanie Kurose, J.D.
Freelance writer
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Can One of the Heirs Be a Probate Executor?
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How to Write a Will in Texas
In Texas, creating a will involves a fairly straightforward process, but you must follow the state's requirements for a probate court to accept it as…