Q: What can an exectuor of esate do
Can some one that has become the excuter of eatate give you a 5 day notice to pay or get out...i live in dallas and my lanlord died october 31 st and her god daughter came and dropped a note in the mail box stating i had to pay the money or get put so they can sell the home..is that legal because she wrote the letter her self not an attorney. Is she allowed to put someone out in 5 or 10 days...the house os still in probate
A: After the court has appointed an executor, the executor can rely on Letters Testamentary to take control of the deceased's property, If it is leased, the executor must follow the terms of the lease. If there is no lease, the usual month-to-month and tenancy-at will provisions apply,
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