The Last-Minute Will: What Collin County Families Need to Know About Probate Litigation
Robert Callahan had a will that divided his $2.1 million Frisco estate equally among his three children. Twenty-two days before he died, he signed a new one — arranged by the son who had moved in to care for him — that left 80 percent to that son alone. Six weeks after Robert died, the other two children hired a probate litigation attorney. Here is what happened next, and what every North Texas family should know about contesting a will in Collin County.
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