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Harris County Probate Courts AFFIDAVIT IN LIEU OF INVENTORY An amendment to Section 250 of the Texas Probate Code, effective September 1, 2011, enables independent executors and independent administrators (and their successors pursuant to Section 227) to file an affidavit in lieu of an inventory, appraisement, and list of claims if there are no ...
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Harris County Probate Courts The Ad Litem Manual for ...
probate.harriscountytx.govconservator, guardian, Attorney Ad Litem, or Guardian Ad Litem of a distributee may waive service of citation for an heir under the age of twelve (12). (b) Publication service on all unknown heirs and heirs whose addresses cannot be found in the county of the proceeding and the county of the decedent’s last residence.
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probate.harriscountytx.gov(c) manage the person's own financial affairs. Texas Estates Code § 1002.017. 8. Evaluation of Capacity YES NO ---- Based upon my last examination and observations of the Proposed Ward, it is my opinion that the Proposed Ward is incapacitated according to the legal definition in section 1002.017 of the Texas Estates Code, set out in the box above.
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