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The Mission Of The Real Estate Probate And Trust Law

The mission of the Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law Section of the State Bar of Texas is to provide support to its members and other attorneys practicing real estate, probate or trust law in Texas. To accomplish its goals, the Section utilizes its resources to: (1) monitor judicial and legislative developments, (2) educate lawyers and the public and inform them of developments of interest, (3) review and propose legislation advancing the utility, clarity and predictability of the laws of Texas, and (4) create and disseminate written and electronic materials that are of use to lawyers practicing real estate, probate or trust law.

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Common Terms

Today's Terms

Assets

Definition:
All property owned by a person that can be used or made available to use in the payment of debts and heirs.

Payable on death account (POD)

Definition:
An account, such as a bank account, that is handed over to a specified person upon another person's death.

Attorney-in-fact

Definition:
This person receives the powers allocated in a power of attorney, such as a right to handle another person's financial matters.

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Acworth
Albany
Alpharetta
Athens
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
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Decatur
Douglasville
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Griffin
Hephzibah
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Jonesboro
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Marietta
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Stone Mountain
Suwanee
Tifton
Warner Robins
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