Case Name | Topics |
Estate Administration -- Fiduciary Duties |
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Barrientos v. Nava |
Trusts -- Creation |
Gorham v. Gates ex. rel. Estate of Badouh |
Estate Administration -- Creditor's Claims -- Claim of Beneficiary's Creditor |
Casillas v. Cano |
Trusts -- Trustee's Powers |
Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's London v. Smith |
Other Estate Planning Matters -- Life Insurance -- Insurable Interest |
FCLT Loans, L.P. v. Estate of Bracher |
Trusts -- Funding as Fraudulent Transfer |
Garza v. Rodriguez |
Estate Administration -- Jurisdiction -- Title Issues |
In re Azle Manor, Inc. |
Estate Administration -- Transfer -- Discretionary Nature of Transfer |
In re Estate of Figueroa-Gomez |
Estate Administration -- Appeal -- Award of Expenses |
In re Estate of Flores |
Wills -- Will Contests -- Evidence to Support |
In re Estate of McFatter |
Wills -- Contractual Wills |
In re Estate of Teal |
Wills -- Formalities |
In re Taylor |
Other Estate Planning Matters -- Professional Responsibility |
In re Texas A&M—Corpus Christi Foundation, Inc. |
Other Estate Planning Matters -- Inter vivos gifts -- Attorney-Client Privilege |
Jeter v. McGraw |
Intestate Succession -- Non-Marital Child |
Medford v. Medford |
Wills -- Remainder Beneficiary Killing Life Tenant |
Moser v. Davis |
Other Estate Planning Matters -- Malpractice |
In re SWEPI |
Estate Administration -- Transfer from District Court by Probate Court |
Parker v. JPMorgan Chase Bank |
Other Estate Planning Matters -- Multiple-Party Accounts -- P.O.D. Account |
Stovall v. Mohler |
Wills -- Will Contests Generally -- Statute of Limitations |
Texas Commerce Bank, N.A. v. Grizzle |
Trusts -- Exculpatory Clause |
Texas State Bank v. Amaro |
Trusts -- Section 142 Trusts |
Tovias v. Wildwood Properties Partnership |
Estate Administration -- Jurisdiction -- Resolving Concurrent Jurisdiction |
Vinson v. Brown |
Wills -- Interpretation and Construction -- Powers of Executor |
Waste Disposal Center, Inc. v. Larson |
Estate Administration -- Jurisdiction -- Suit Against "Estate" |
Williams v. Williams |
Wills -- Construction -- Restraint on Alienation |