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How Often Should You Update Your Last Will and Testament in Texas?

How Often Should You Update Your Last Will and Testament in Texas?

by ishutt | Jan 7, 2014 | All Articles, Texas Last Will and Testaments

Wills in Texas don’t “go bad” over time.  Our law office has handled probate cases for wills that are over fifty years old–and they were totally legally valid.  However, even though your last will and testament may not be invalid due to the...

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