<p>Wills are sometimes contested because of a problem in the way the will was signed. This is often referred to as the execution of the will. In this podcast we are going to talk about the very basic requirements of executing a will in Texas. Then, we will discuss what problems arise from executing wills.</p>
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<p>If there is a topic relating to inheritance disputes that you would like to hear, email me at Robert@TexasInheritance.Com.&nbsp;</p>
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Revoking a will in Texas

Contesting a Will is Not About Greed
As tragic as it is, abuse against our elders is on the rise. Whether by caretakers, friends, siblings, or even their own children, we are seeing more and more cases of seniors being abused into revising their will.

We know that this is a painful time for you, and you may be feeling guilty about your need to contest the will, but the first thing you need to know is that in most cases, disputing the legitimacy of a will is not about greed