Tyler, TX asked in Estate Planning for Texas

Q: What does the Texas Statutes Estates Code stipulate for a person dying intestate with only two half sisters still alive?

There are no living parents, children, spouse, nor maternal or paternal grandparents. The two half sisters have been involved in the decedent's life with great relationships most of his life.

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Terry Lynn Garrett
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Terry Lynn Garrett
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A: Half sisters inherit, regardless of their social relationship with the decedent.

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