Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Texas

Length of Probate
In the state of Texas, what is the maximum time an individual has to probate a will.

Asked on 4/28/02, 9:19 pm

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Arthur Geffen Arthur H. Geffen, P.C.

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4 years

Answered on 4/29/02, 10:44 am

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