Texas Probate Litigation: Failure to Deny Can Be an Admission

Introduction If you’ve ever found yourself in a situation where you’re aware a party to a probate litigation but not sure how to properly handle it, read on for some important information. Legal Terminology Worker’s Compensation Act, Non-Subscriber: Employers who do not provide workers’ compensation insurance coverage. Texas does not require such coverage, but employers…

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Estate Planning for Texas Student Athletes in the NIL World

Previously, college athletes could not share in the revenue generated by their universities, however a landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2021 enabled them to earn advertising revenue based on their name, image and likeness (NIL). This ruling has opened doors for student-athletes who, because of the change in NCAA rulings, can now make money off…

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Where Do You Probate a Will in Texas If the Decedent Was Deemed Insane?

Introduction When you die, your will is probated. Probate is the process of validating and formalizing a will. This article will teach you about which county you must probate a will in Texas if the decedent was deemed insane. Legal Terminology Administrator with will annexed: This means the original executor named in the will was…

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