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My wife and I purchased property in Texas 4 years ago.

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My wife and I purchased property in Texas 4 years ago. The land supposely had an easement (which my surveyor disagrees with to the point of going to court) running from S-N., to service a mobile home park below us. … Continue reading →

Posted in Real Estate and Real Property | Tagged Real Estate and Real Property, Texas | 2 Replies

Conservation Easement I am a 1/3 heir, along with my siblings respectively…

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Conservation Easement I am a 1/3 heir, along with my siblings respectively receiving 1/3 also. We are to share and share alike. First, it states that the executrix may sell any and all property belonging to the estate, but not … Continue reading →

Posted in Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates | Tagged Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates, Texas | 1 Reply

adoption my husband and I have power of attorney over my nieces little girl…

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adoption my husband and I have power of attorney over my nieces little girl since she was born around 6yrs ago and we want to legally adopt her what are our rights and what are the biological mothers rights?

Posted in Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption | Tagged Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption, Texas | 1 Reply

Power of Attorney Form.

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Power of Attorney Form….Which one is best for my situation? I have a 36 yr old brother who is somewhat mentally disabled (schizophrenia). He has difficulty managing his affairs on his own, and has recently moved into a personal care … Continue reading →

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No will.

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No will. One son has power of attorney. My husband’s father recently died in Texas. The oldest son in Texas has Power of Attorney. He says there is no will. He is not offering any info about the estate. Does … Continue reading →

Posted in Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates | Tagged Probate, Trusts, Wills & Estates, Texas | 2 Replies

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