Re: Liable for a legal bill even if innocent, $10,000


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Posted by Woody Harleson on Thursday, November 21, 2002 at 4:16PM :

In Reply to: Liable for a legal bill even if innocent, $10,000 posted by dozerhead on Thursday, November 21, 2002 at 2:52PM :

You still here.

Guess so, anyway, my apologies, I guess I did not proofread my post, I was not THAT clear. I stated "in Texas, if a title is lost and the owner has passed away, you can do an affadavit of heirship and supply a copy of the owner death certificate to the tax office, after the State runs the title (and it is found clear) you can get a clean title.. The "you" could have been more clear...it should be the heir/s, as in AFFADAVIT of Heirship. That should clear that up. I think I have become confused reading your posts.

By the way, not ever?(spelling)person, I think you mean every person must go thru probate? Well, not every person but their will and even then not all assets pass via probate.

Nonprobate Assets
Only property owned by the decedent at death can be disposed of by a will. A will cannot dispose of "nonprobate assets" -- assets which pass at death other than by will or intestacy. The principal types of nonprobate assets include property passing by contract, property passing by survivorship, and property held in trust.(Texas State Bar info). The new Texas Auto law provides for rights of surviorship ( as what would/could have been the case).

If you insist on coming back, please proof your posts.

Sorry, can not play anymore, have work to do. Sorry for the waste of forum space.





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