Author: hilarypschultz

*updated 1-7-25 When it comes to selling a property in Texas, dealing with irrevocable trusts often raises questions and concerns. In our previous articles, we covered the basics of selling homes involved in Texas probate and those held within trusts. These discussions sparked curiosity among our readers about the complexities surrounding irrevocable trusts, prompting us … Continued

The answer to the often-asked question “Can a house be sold while it is in probate in Texas?” is “Yes”, but as is true of any home sale, you must adhere carefully to Texas laws and regulations. The process involves specific legal procedures, and one unique twist and turn to be aware of is overbidding … Continued

*updated 1-13-25 Selling or buying a home should be a straightforward process, but what happens when an invisible problem derails your plans? A cloud on title in real estate—a hidden defect or legal claim on a property’s ownership—can stop any deal in its tracks from a probate sale to FSBO sellers, leaving all parties frustrated … Continued

*Updated 1-6-2025 Feeling lost about organizing an estate sale in Texas? You’re not alone—but the right approach can transform this daunting task into an opportunity to reclaim space, value, and peace of mind. Whether you’re downsizing, managing a loved one’s estate after probate, or clearing out the clutter, this guide is packed with tips to … Continued

We understand that selling a house is more than just a financial decision; it’s a personal journey filled with memories and emotions. When your home is held in a trust in Texas, this real estate journey can feel even more complex and overwhelming. You’re not just dealing with a house in a trust; you’re navigating … Continued

Probate is the legal process of administering a decedent’s estate, which can often feel complex and time-consuming. However, when handled correctly, probate in Texas is a manageable process, especially with a knowledgeable team guiding you through each step. The truth is, when executed correctly, selling a home through probate in Texas can be broken down … Continued