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Erin Elam
  • Little Elm, TX
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Oklahoma and Texas probate inquiry

Erin Elam
  • Little Elm, TX
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Hello BP,

Just wanted to get some ideas from those of you who have done some probate marketing in these states. I did some research in OK but seems every executor or personal representative I came across was represented by an attorney.  Do all estates in OK have to be handled by an attorney? Just today I sent a letter to an attorney representing an estate in GA so I'm game to send things to them just want to make sure this is the case.

Also wanted to if those of you in Texas have to visit courthouses in specific counties or are you able find leads online?  And does TX use attorneys for all estate transactions? 

Regards, 

Erin

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