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Can a will be changed or revoked after my death?

Can there be more than one executor (personal representative)?

Do I need an attorney to handle an estate?

Do I need the original will?

Do I need to insure estate assets?

Does all personal property and real property have to go through an estate when a person dies?

How can I find out if there was a will?

How can someone see the will of a person who has died?

How do I marshal assets as executor (personal representative) or administrator of a will?

How do I open up an estate bank account?

How is an estate probated or administered?

How long does the probate or administration of an estate take?

If a person lives out of the area, can they still be named an executor (personal representative) of a will?

If I am named as executor (personal representative) in a will, do I have to serve?

If I need more letters testamentary, how do I get them?

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Wright Abshire, Attorneys
http://www.wrightabshire.com

4949 Bissonnet
Bellaire, Texas 77401

(713) 234-6207

Fayette County Office - 1055 Deer Haven Rd., Carmine, Texas 78932

The Woodlands Office - 3705 College Park Drive, Suite 150, The Woodlands, Texas 77384

About Our Firm

Every client has different wants and needs, whether it is naming an agent under a Texas durable power of attorney to handle your property and financial affairs if you are incapacitated, or setting up a supplemental needs trust in order to ensure a disabled family member's access to needed public benefits. Every client deserves an experienced elder law and estate planning attorney. No two Texas consumers have the same needs when it comes to estate planning, probate, and elder law. Call us to discuss your needs so that you can enjoy life to the fullest, knowing that you and your family will be protected.

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