When you read a loved one's will, you expect it to give clear instructions. What can you do, though, if you are not sure the will is valid? Contesting the will in court could provide you with answers. Why can you challenge a will? There are several reasons why you...
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Handling disputes over trust terms in Texas
Disputes over trust terms can be complex and stressful. Texas courts play a significant role in resolving these issues, ensuring that all parties honor the intentions of the trust creator and that beneficiaries receive the assets outlined in the trust. Trust...
5 reasons a will might not be valid in Oklahoma
When a loved one passes away, their last will and testament often outlines the distribution of their estate among heirs and beneficiaries. However, in some cases, their loved one may wonder whether the will actually reflects the wishes of the person who passed away....
3 common grounds for contesting a will in Texas
Contesting a will in Texas can occur for various reasons. Three common grounds include undue influence, lack of testamentary capacity and fraud. Understanding these grounds is important when there is a dispute over the validity of a will. 1. Undue influence Undue...
What to do if your insurance coverage fails you
Insurance policies safeguard individuals, households and businesses, much like a protective shield. Policyholders often need various insurance types, such as health, auto, home, rental or one related to their business, such as medical malpractice insurance or business...