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Out of State Executor in a Texas Probate

Question:  May an out of state person be named as executor in a Texas probate?

Answer:   The short answer is yes, an out of state person may be appointed as executor of a Texas will in probate. However, the executor would then have to name a resident agent in Texas, for service of process. Attorneys that work on estates generally perform the role as the resident agent for estates that need one.




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