PRO SE LITIGANTS IN PROBATE COURT Only a licensed attorney may represent anyo…

PRO SE LITIGANTS IN PROBATE COURT

Only a licensed attorney may represent anyone other than themselves in a judicial proceeding in the State of Texas. In most probate or guardianship cases, an individual applicant is not truly representing only himself; rather he is attempting to represent another person or persons such as beneficiaries, heirs or the estate itself. Unless that individual is a licensed attorney, this constitutes the unauthorized practice of law and will not be allowed by the Court.

For the Cameron County Probate Courts to be consistent with requirements of applicable law, including the statutes prohibiting the unauthorized practice of law, the Cameron County Probate Courts… More

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