Texas Estates Code Replaces Texas Probate Code

The Texas Probate Code was repealed effective January 1, 2014, and the Texas Estates Code was made effective beginning January 1, 2014. The Texas Legislature intended for the new Estates Code to be a non-substantive recodification. This means laws in the Estates Code should be the same as the laws in the corresponding Probate Code sections. In order to provide the most up-to-code legal advice, Marquardt Law Firm has invested time and resources to make sure that we understand the new Estates Code. The law firm has broadened our resource library to include new code books and research and drafting software to ensure we are up to date. The Wills and Trusts we draft for Texas residents are updated to correspond to the new Estates Code sections. We also ensure that the court pleadings for Probate and Guardianship correspond to the new Estates Code.Will Probate

4 Responses to Texas Estates Code Replaces Texas Probate Code

  • Thanks to Marquardt Law Firm! I can always count on this law firm to respond to any of my questions and keeping up on new laws is such a plus!

  • Thank you for the updated information. The various state and federal authorities are constantly changing and I appreciate having a team that keeps me apprised of updates.

  • What a timely and informative article! Thank you, Mr. Marquardt, for taking time to keep us informed.

  • Thank you for providing the most up-to-code legal advice and for investing time and resources to make sure that people will understand the new Estates Code.

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