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Notice to creditors, is that a new law?

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No, notice to creditors is not a new requirement. Section 294 of the Texas Probate Code states, in relevant part, that within two months after receiving letters, the personal representative of an estate shall give notice of the issuance of such letters to each and every person known to the personal representative to have a claim for money against the estate of a decedent that is secured by real or personal property of the estate. For more information on presentment and payment of claims, reference section 294 of the Texas Probate Code.

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