Texas SB1448 amends the Estates Code to modify probate court procedures, including inventory requirements and the handling of probated wills.

Texas SB1448 amends the Estates Code to change procedures in probate courts. It requires personal representatives to file a detailed inventory of all estate property, including both real and personal property, with the court. The inventory must specify whether the decedent was married at the time of death and, if so, which property is separate and which is community. The bill also modifies the handling of probated wills, stating that the original will and probate documents must be deposited with the county clerk and can only be removed for inspection with proper procedures.

Texas SB1448 amends the Estates Code to modify probate court procedures, including inventory requirements and the handling of probated wills.

Texas SB1448 amends the Estates Code to change procedures in probate courts. It requires personal representatives to file a detailed inventory of all estate property, including both real and personal property, with the court. The inventory must specify whether the decedent was married at the time of death and, if so, which property is separate and which is community. The bill also modifies the handling of probated wills, stating that the original will and probate documents must be deposited with the county clerk and can only be removed for inspection with proper procedures.