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Updated over 5 years ago,

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  • Arlington, TX
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Texas Real Estate Probate

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  • Arlington, TX
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Chalk this up to my curiosity but maybe someone can help me understand some parts of probate in texas. I’ve been researching to better equip myself so I can help potiential sellers but I’m really confused lol. Let’s say inthe future after a long loving marriage with lots of kids and what not, I pass away without a will or anything like that😢. If I had debt, is my now family responsible for that debt? Does my debt have to be paid first and whatever is left over is then passed on to my family ?  What if I had property prior to my marriage and unfortunately I died as the sole owner on the deed. Will my family be entitled to my estate ?

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