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Illegitimate Heirs – Paternity: "Hi, I Think Your Dad is Also My Dad" | Gray Reed - Vimarsana News

Illegitimate Heirs – Paternity: "Hi, I Think Your Dad is Also My Dad" | Gray Reed

Mary Goodblood grew up believing that she was the only daughter of Jillion Goodblood. One day, 25 years after Jillion died and ironically after the lucrative sale of the Goodblood...

Court Finds Self Interest Disqualifies Estate Guardianship - Vimarsana News

Court Finds Self Interest Disqualifies Estate Guardianship

In In re Guardianship of Margol, a mother gave her son power of attorney. The daughter filed to name a guardian of her mother’s person and estate. The trial court granted the guardianship of estate, but not person, and found the son had an adverse interest and no standing.

Reed: What makes a will contractual? - Vimarsana News

Reed: What makes a will contractual?

Husband Harold and wife Mildred executed a joint will that gave the survivor of the first to die a right to all their property during the survivor’s lifetime with the remaining estate

Court Reversed Order Appointing Temporary Administrator Due To A Lack Of A Bond | Winstead PC - Vimarsana News

Court Reversed Order Appointing Temporary Administrator Due To A Lack Of A Bond | Winstead PC

In In re Robinett, a party filed a petition for writ of mandamus, challenging a trial court’s order appointing a temporary administrator. No. 03-21-00649-CV, 2022 Tex. App. LEXIS 926...

Texas Estates Code Temporary Administrator Needs Fiduciary Bond - Vimarsana News

Texas Estates Code Temporary Administrator Needs Fiduciary Bond

In re Robinett, TEXAS COURT OF APPEALS decided under Section 55.001 of Texas Estates Code, requires that order appointing a temporary administrator set the amount of bond to be given by the appointee. Moreover, Texas Estates Code generally requires into a fiduciary bond