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FGHW Welcomes New Associate, Madeleine Gerdes
Please join us in welcoming Madeleine Gerdes to FGHW. Madeleine earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Mississippi and graduated from the University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law, where she received the CALI Award for Conflicts of Law. Madeleine began her career in personal injury and liability and has transitioned her focus to probate litigation, lease enforcement, and affordable and subsidized housing law. Outside her practice of

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FGHW Welcomes Associate Lydia Lopez
Please join us in welcoming associate attorney Lydia Lopez to the FGHW family. Lydia graduated from UNT Dallas College of Law and began her career in insurance defense litigation. Lydia is a pragmatic and effective advocate for her clients and an exceptional addition to FGHW’s probate litigation team.

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Beware Fill-in-the-Blank Wills!
In 2015, the Texas Legislature passed a law requiring the Supreme Court of Texas to make available to the public simple forms for...

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Is it Too Late to Probate the Will?
You’re going through a loved one’s papers and come across a will. The person who wrote the will (a Texas resident) died years ago. What...

Chris Wilmoth


How to Probate the Copy of a Lost Will
Illustration by Chris Elam You’ve searched everywhere –the desk, file cabinet, footlocker, safe, attic, shed, and safe-deposit box at the...

Chris Wilmoth


Advantages of Trial by "Special Judge"
Under Chapter 151 of the Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code, parties to any civil litigation, including probate litigation, may...

Chris Wilmoth


Dallas Probate FAQs
Can I probate a Will in Dallas without an attorney? Unfortunately, no. The Probate Courts do not allow individuals to appear on behalf of...

Jessica Dunne


The Probate Process for a Valid Texas Will
The Executor of a Will has the responsibility of submitting the Will for probate. Under the rules of the probate courts, an individual...

Jennifer Lewis
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