Is an administrator of an estate also an officer of the court like an attorney and pro se party is?
Is an administrator of an estate also an officer of the court like an attorney and pro se party is?
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Jon Friedman ·
In Oregon, the answer to your question is "no".
hopefully a TX lawyer will advise re the state of the law in TX
good luck
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Ed WaltonLawsuit / Dispute AttorneyTerrell, TX ·
Neither and administrator nor a pro se party is an officer of the Court.
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Forrest Welmaker ·
Not an officer of the court but has a fiduciary duty during appointment as administrator of the estate.
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