Probate Application Beneficiary Requirements

Summary

In Texas, the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil requires listing all beneficiaries and surviving children mentioned in the Will, including those born or adopted before the Wills creation. The application must also include the original Will, death certificate, asset inventory, and Affidavit of Notice to Beneficiaries. The statement about children born or adopted after the Wills creation indicates no new heirs were added post-Will.

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In Texas does the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil list any of the beneficiaries or surviving children that are in the Will
In Texas, the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil typically requires:
- Names and addresses of all beneficiaries.
- Names of surviving children.
- Information about the deceased's property and debts.
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Is it required
In Texas, the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil typically does require listing the names and addresses of all beneficiaries and surviving children mentioned in the Will.
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Is there any other documents they are required to be included on
In Texas, along with the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil, you may need to include:
- The original Will and Codicil.
- Death certificate.
- An inventory of the deceased's assets.
- Affidavit of Notice to Beneficiaries.
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I just wanted to know if the statement on the Application that states No Child or Children born to or adopted by the decedent after making of the Will. Means anything
In Texas, the statement "No Child or Children born to or adopted by the decedent after making of the Will" is significant. It indicates whether there are any heirs (children) who were not accounted for in the Will. If there are such heirs, they may have rights to a portion of the estate.
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But that statement is not about the children before the Will was made
It sounds like you're asking about the significance of the statement regarding children born or adopted after the Will was made.
In Texas, the statement "No Child or Children born to or adopted by the decedent after making of the Will" means that there were no new heirs (children) added after the Will was created. This does not affect children born or adopted before the Will was made.
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But they should be listed on the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil
In Texas, the Application for Probate of Will and Codicil does require the listing of all beneficiaries and surviving children mentioned in the Will, including those born or adopted before the Will was made.
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