How does probate work when there is no will in Texas?
Probate without a will often requires determining heirs and appointing an administrator. The court may need evidence about family relationships and property. Because intestacy can affect spouses, children, and relatives differently, legal guidance is useful before assuming who owns or controls estate property.
This is general information for Texas readers, not legal advice for a specific matter. The right answer can change when documents, deadlines, family conflict, taxes, business interests, fiduciary duties, or court requirements are involved.
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