Probating an Estate with a Copy of the Will in Texas: What to Know

What happens if a loved one passes away and you only have a copy of their will? In Texas, probating a photocopy is possible — but it does require extra legal steps.

In this video, our attorneys explain how to probate a copy of a will in Texas, including why the court assumes the original was revoked, how heirs must be notified, and what you must prove to move the estate forward.

0:00 Probating an Estate
0:10 I Only Have A Photocopy
0:37 List All Heirs
2:24 In Summary For Probating

You’ll learn:

Whether a photocopy of a will is valid in Texas

What extra steps are required in probate

Why heirs must be listed and notified

How courts handle missing original wills

What to do if dementia or memory issues were involved

If you’re feeling stuck or worried because the original will can’t be found, this video will help you understand your options and next steps.

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