Texas Probate Fraud Lawyer and Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawyer Handles Texas Will Contest Lawsuits, Texas Forged Will Lawsuits, Texas Probate Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Estate Fraud Lawsuits, and other Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawsuits by Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawyer & Probate Fraud Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Texas Will Contest Lawyer and Probate Fraud Lawyer Jason Coomer handles Texas will contest lawsuits, Texas probate fraud lawsuits, Texas breach of fiduciary duty lawsuits, and lawsuits where Beneficiaries, Executors, Executrixes, and Administrators have committed probate fraud or fraud against an estate. As a Texas Probate Fraud Lawyer, he helps rightful heirs and beneficiaries recover their inheritance from those that commit probate fraud, estate fraud, and other wrongful acts. For questions about a Texas Will Contest Lawsuit, Texas Probate Fraud Lawsuit, Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawsuit, Texas Executor Fraud Lawsuit, or other probate matter, feel free to e-mail Texas Will Contest Lawyer Jason S. Coomeror use our contact form.

Texas Will Contest Lawsuits, Texas Forged Will Lawsuits, Texas Probate Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Estate Fraud Lawsuits, and Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawsuits

A Will Contest occurs when there is something wrong with a Will. There are several reasons that a Will may be contested including 1) the Will was written under the influence from another person, 2) the Decedent was not of sound mind when the Will was written, 3) the Will is a forged or fraudulent document, 4) the Will is not up to date and leaves out children or does not take into account a divorce or remarriage, 5) the Will was not witnessed or signed correctly, and 6) the Will was improperly done and does not comply with Texas law.

In some instances the Testator did not have actual "testamentary capacity"; or "testamentary intent" to draft a proper Will. In such a situation the Will is not valid and interested parties including a beneficiary or heir that was disinherited or lost inheritance through the invalid Will can contest the Will as being invalid. In other instances a Will was executed under undue influence and not the last wishes of the Testator.

The Texas Probate Code gives interested persons two years after a Will has been admitted to probate to institute a suit to contest a Will. There are two exceptions to this rule that can extend this statute of limitations beyond two years. These exceptions include 1) contests based upon forgery or fraud or 2) contests brought on behalf of an incapacitated person (such as a minor) who recovers capacity.

Texas Executor Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Administrator Fraud Lawsuits, and Texas Estate Fraud Lawsuits

Under Texas law, an Executor of an estate has to take an oath to fulfill the wishes of the decedent's Will. Failure to properly comply with the Will and violating the oath of the executor can result in a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit against the executor for negligently or fraudulently failing to comply with a decedent's wishes or Texas law. Executors that commit fraud on an estate or negligently lose or destroy assets in an estate can be held responsible under Texas law for wrongful acts. If you are a beneficiary of a Will and an executor has negligently lost or intentionally stolen estate property, it is important to hire a Texas Estate Lawyer or Texas Fraudulent Executor Lawyer that can help the rightful beneficiaries seek compensation for theft of estate assets or negligence committed by an executor.

Administrators like Executors have a duty under Texas probate law to properly manage and distribute the assets of an estate. Administrators have to take an oath to fulfill Texas law in managing an estate. Failure to comply with Texas probate law and the mismanagement of an estate can result in a breach of fiduciary duty lawsuit against the administrator for failure to comply with the decedent's wishes.

Administrators that commit fraud or negligently lose or destroy assets in an estate can be held responsible under Texas law for wrongful acts. If you are an heir or beneficiary of a estate that has been mismanaged, it is important to hire a Texas Negligent or Fraudulent Administrator Lawyer that can help rightful heirs and beneficiaries seek compensation for theft or negligence by an administrator.

Austin Probate Lawyer, Austin Executor Fraud Lawyer, and Austin Inheritance Lawyer Handles Inheritance and Probate Lawsuits Througout Central Texas including Travis County, Williamson County, Hays County, Bastrop County, Blanco County, and Burnet County

After the loss of a loved one, it is often difficult to know what to do and how to handle estate matters. Many times a Will needs to be taken through the probate process and the guidance of an experienced Austin Will Probate Lawyer will be extremely helpful in handling reviewing the Will to make sure it is valid and there are no major issues in taking it through probate as well as handling the Application, Proof of Death, Oath, Judgment, Witness Statements, Publications, Notices, Debt Issues, and Inventory. The Austin Will Probate Lawyer will also work with the Court to make sure that all the documents are in order as well as set up the Probate hearing and accompany the Executor through the Probate hearing in front of the Judge. As an experienced Austin Will Probate Lawyer, Jason S. Coomer, has filed Applications for Will Probate in Travis County, Williamson County, Hays County, and Bastrop County. He is available to handle Will Probate Matters throughout Central Texas and commonly works with other attorneys throughout Texas and the United States on larger estate matters where beneficiaries live in different counties, states, or countries.

If there is no Will, the Assets and Debts of the estate often need to be reviewed to determine the best way to take the estate assets through the probate process. As an Austin Estate and Inheritance Lawyer, Jason S. Coomer, works with families that need to move estate assets through the probate process. He is familiar with heirship proceedings and inheritance matters that can be used to pass estate property to rightful heirs.

Austin Estate and Will Probate Lawyer works with executors, beneficiaries, heirs, and families to probate Wills after they have lost a loved one, file Suits to Determine Heirship, pass property to rightful heirs & beneficiaries, contest fraudulent Wills, represent executors, investigate death claims, stop unethical and dishonest executors, negotiate estate debts, and handle other estate matters.

Texas Will Contest Lawsuits, Texas Forged Will Lawsuits, Texas Probate Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Estate Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Will Probate Lawsuits, Texas Suits to Declare Heirs and Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawsuits

Unfortunately, there are people out there that will commit fraud and other wrongful acts to steal inheritance from others. Some of these people will forge and create fraudulent Wills, destroy valid Wills, or just go to a recently deceased person's house and start taking things. Whether these people are family members, step relatives, or opportunists, it is important to have Texas Inheritance Fraud Lawyer that can help rightful heirs and beneficiaries prove that inheritance fraud has occurred and seek compensation for the theft.

Central Texas Will Contest, Probate, and Executor Fraud Lawsuits by Austin Texas Probate Fraud Lawyer

As an Austin Texas Estate Fraud Lawyer, Jason Coomer, handles probate lawsuits, probate disputes, executor fraud claims, negligent executor matters, inheritance lawsuits, probate matters, and inheritance issues in Central Texas including Travis County, Williamson County, Hays County, Blanco County, Bexar County, and Comal County. He will handle San Antonio Will Contest Lawsuits, San Antonio Executor Fraud Lawsuits, San Antonio Administrator Fraud Lawsuits, and San Antonio Forged Will Lawsuits on large estates when heirs or beneficiaries have been wrongfully excluded from their rightful inheritance or when incorrect allegations are made against rightful heirs, beneficiaries, executors, or administrators regarding Will fraud or Probate Fraud.

He also works with other Texas Estate Fraud Lawyers on large estates and probate matters throughout Texas including San Antonio Will Contest Lawyers, Houston Executor Fraud Lawyers, Dallas Executor Fraud Lawyers, San Antonio Probate Lawyers, El Paso Administrator Fraud Lawyers, Laredo Inheritance Fraud Lawyers, Fort Bend County Inheritance Fraud Lawyers, Corpus Christi Guardian Fraud Lawyers, Tyler Fraud Lawyers, and many other Texas Probate Fraud Lawyers.

Austin Travis County Estate Fraud Attorney Jason Coomer handles Texas estate fraud, inheritance fraud, administrator fraud, executor fraud, power of attorney fraud, and guardian fraud lawsuits as well as drafts Wills, assists in Estate Planning, and handles Probate Matters. For questions on Texas Estate Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Executor Fraud Lawsuits, Texas Negligent Executor Lawsuits, Estate Planning, Wills, or other Texas Probate matters, please e-mail Austin Travis County Estate Fraud Lawyer Jason S. Coomer at jason@texaslawyers.comor use our contact form.