Top probate Lawyers in Burleson | 1 available

1 probate lawyers are available in Burleson, Texas, including Clinton Wayne Dennis. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 60% provide free consultation.

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Clinton Wayne Dennis

104 S. Main St. , Burleson , Texas 76028

Practice Areas: Business, Probate, Estate Planning, M & A

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“Mr. Dennis joined his partner, our lead attorney, in a complicated and frustrating case with many facets. He answered all questions thoroughly, gave ...LibbyClint Dennis is who you…”

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My grandma died, what happens to the house? | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas Her will has the house being left to me, my aunt, my uncle, and my mom. Everyone is willing to sign their parts over to me, as me and my kids lived in the home with my grandmother for the years leading up to her death. My uncle is supposed to be the executor of the estate, but we haven't started probate. Is probate something we absolutely have to do? And we just had foundation work done just a few months ago, she was making payments to GreenSky. I can't afford the same payments she was making, what can happen now?

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Texas Statutes — Probate

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