Austin Probate Court and Will Contests
Dealing with probate law can be daunting, but with an experienced probate lawyer like Paul T. Morin, P.C., you can confidently navigate through this process.
The Probate Process
Probate involves proving a the validity of deceased person’s last will and testament, often in a court of law. The usual process looks like this:
- An individual files a petition with the probate court to admit the will to probate and appoint an executor.
- Notice of the petition is given to all heirs and beneficiaries.
- The executor informs the estate's creditors of probate proceedings.
- The executor takes inventory of all estate assets.
- The executor settles the decedent's debts and taxes using money from the estate. This person may be permitted to sell estate assets to repay debts and taxes.
- The deceased individual's property transfers to beneficiaries.
Paul T. Morin, P.C.: Trustworthy Representation For Probate Court and Contested Wills
Paul T. Morin, P.C. can navigate you through the probate process and protect you in the case of a contested will.