Does a lawyer need to be present for the reading of the will
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Read More Answered By: Bob Leonard |
In Texas, there is no formal requirement for a reading of the will. On the death of the testator, anyone possession a will is support to forward it to the appropriate court. Most people do that by filing to probate the will.
Although "reading the will" is quaint, it might be a good thing if the family is agreeable and emotionally healthy. Otherwise, it is probably a bad idea. |
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