Handling Deceaseds Final Paycheck

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In Texas, the final paycheck of a deceased individual should be payable to the Estate of [Deceaseds Name]. For estates with no real property and assets under $75,000, a small estate affidavit can be used. Legal aid organizations in Texas may offer free or reduced-cost services, and the Texas Law Library may have information on probate fee waivers. Consulting a probate attorney can provide more affordable options.

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I'm sorry for your situation, Mary. In Texas:
- The final paycheck should be payable to "Estate of [Deceased's Name]".
- A small estate affidavit could be used for estates with no real property and assets under $*,*.
- Consult a probate attorney for further guidance.
I looked up small estate affidavit and it's $* to $* and the final paycheck, money in the estate is about $*
I understand your concern, Mary. However, legal processes and fees vary. You may want to consider:
- Seeking legal aid organizations in Texas. They may offer free or reduced-cost services.
- Checking the Texas Law Library for probate fee waivers.
- Consult a probate attorney for more affordable options.
Thank you
You're welcome, Mary. If you need further assistance navigating this process, don't hesitate to reach out. Remember, there are resources available to help you. Take care.