Probate Administration video
Every deadline computed from the court's own dates, every notice and form drafted from cited documents, and the whole plan moved when one date changes. 1:15
What the film shows
Runs each estate from death certificate to discharge: court forms, notices, deadlines, tasks
Agents read the will and every court document, take the court's actual dates from the clerk's notices and compute every deadline under the state code, rolling weekends and holidays. When one date changes, the whole plan moves. They draft the notices, the forms and the inventory from cited documents and check each creditor claim; the paralegal approves, the attorney signs and the executor decides.
Transcript
- Probate Administration runs each estate from death certificate to discharge.
- In Texas, a late inventory can cost an executor the job.
- The Oakhurst estate: one point nine million dollars, four beneficiaries.
- The clerk issued letters today, and the agent read the date.
- Every deadline snaps into place: creditor notice July third, inventory September first.
- Gustavo assigns the first five tasks in one step.
- Eleven notices are drafted; Gustavo approves them before mailing.
- Winona rejects card charges made after the death.
- The inventory is drafted by day thirty, every value cited.
- Forty-eight tasks, eleven months, and not one deadline counted by hand.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.