A Muniment of Title is a legal concept that many people have heard of but don’t really understand. In this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive overview of the concept and discuss how it applies to real-world scenarios. A Muniment of Title is a legal document that confirms an individual’s ownership rights over certain…
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How to Admit a Will to Probate to Prove Muniment of Title
In Texas, there are two ways to admit a will to probate: muniment of title and regular probate. Muniment of title is the simpler of the two procedures and is typically used when the deceased person’s estate is small or when there is no dispute over the will. Muniment of Title is the process of…
How to Handle Small Estates in Texas with Limited Assets
How to Handle Small Estates in Texas If you find yourself in the position of having to handle a small estate in Texas with limited assets, there are some steps you can take to make the process as smooth as possible. First, you’ll need to obtain a certified copy of the death certificate from the…
Can You Prove Title After Probate Statute of Limitations Has Expired?
Legal Terminology Texas Estates Code, Statute of Limitations (SOL): No will shall be admitted to probate after the lapse of four years from the death of the testator unless there is a showing of proof that the party was not in default and no testamentary letters are issued where a will is admitted after the…