After a will is filed for probate, it is typically at least two to three weeks later before the court holds a hearing to admit the will and appoint an executor. That interval is typically the best time to file a contest. But a contest can still be filed in Texas up to two years after the will is admitted to probate.
Read MoreIn Estate of Durrill The Corpus Christi Court of Appeals considered a suit by children to void their father’s marriage, pursuant to Chapter 123 of the Texas Estates Code.
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