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Can a Probate Judge Overturn a Jury Verdict?

Can a court rule to overturn a jury decision? (JNOV) A non obstante veredicto (JNOV) means a judgment notwithstanding the verdict. It is a judgment made during litigation that goes against what the jury decides. It happens when a jury decides in favor of one party and the judge sets that verdict aside and decides…

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Published June 15, 2022

Can a Lost Will Be Admitted to Probate?

What If You Can’t Find the Will? The Texas probate process works best when the will is available for review. If a will can’t be found, for example, because it was destroyed in a fire or accident, or a dead person’s family can’t find it, the process is a lot more complicated. But can a…

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Published June 8, 2022

Make Sure a Probate Court Has Jurisdiction to Hear Your Case

Even though a probate court is an official court of the State of Texas, it is still limited to hearing only certain matters. If it rules on matters outside of this scope, its ruling might be worthless. Make sure the probate court can hear the matter you’re arguing before it. Here’s a case that illustrates…

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Published June 1, 2022

Is Income from a Trust Considered Community Property?

If you’re considering an income trust, there are a few things you should know about community property. This case gives some information on what you need to know about this type of trust and how it can benefit you. Legal Case Cleaver v. George Staton Co., 908 S.W.2d 468 (Tex. App. 1995) Parties Cleaver: Appellant…

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Published May 25, 2022

Texas Probate Partition Cases on Appeal

Texas law provides that, in a partition action, the court has the power to sell the property on application of any one or more of the joint owners. The court may also grant money judgments against any or all of the joint owners. This is also true for inherited property. In fact, inherited property is…

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Published May 18, 2022

Can a Guardian Sell Assets of a Deceased Ward?

Introduction A guardian is a person who has been appointed by the court to make decisions regarding the personal matters of an individual. A guardian may be appointed to take care of a minor or adult with disabilities or an elderly person. As a guardian you are legally responsible for managing your ward’s assets, including…

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Published May 4, 2022

Probate When Heirs Live Outside the United States

Probate is the legal process by which a will, trust, or life insurance policy is administered and assets are distributed. The process is often complicated, especially when a person has assets located outside the U.S. where laws for probate administration may be different than those of Texas. If you are an heir of someone who…

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Published April 27, 2022

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