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In Texas, those families whose loved one died without a will and had assets less than $75,000.00, not including homestead and exempt property, they are able to file a Distributees Affidavit - Small Estate Affidavit if certain conditions are met.

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Those with smaller Estates may want to consider a Transfer on Death Deed. #Clauselllaw

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Property transfer concerns without probate could include Enhanced Life Estate Deed or Transfer on Death Deed. #Clauselllaw

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