Q: How is Finality of Probate Decrees done?
Finality of Probate Decrees
• Quick probate, then ambiguity then finally finality
• Allen:
• Good faith/bona fide purchaser
• Court said pay, so don’t have to do it again
• See Texas 188 and Eckland
• Statutes of Limitation on Probate
• Texas 73 – four years
• Fraud, accident and mistake deny finality
• Texas 93 – two years to contest after discovery of fraud or admission to probate
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