Obtaining Court Permission to Open a Safe Deposit Box

Unfortunately, sometimes people die unexpected and their Will and other important documents are in a safe deposit box. If the bank will not allow the family and heirs to enter the safe deposit box with a death certificate and a valid driver's license, Texas courts have a procedure where the court will issue an order for a safe deposit box to be opened or drilled and the contents inventoried. These procedures often allow the family to obtain a Will and proceed with the probate process.

For questions on obtaining permission to enter a safe deposit box or other Texas probate matters, please send an e-mail message to Texas Probate lawyer Jason S. Coomer at texasprobatelawyer@texaslawyers.com or use our contact form.


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For more information on Texas probate matters, Texas Guardianships, Texas Estate Planning and Texas Trusts, follow the links on this website, submit an inquiry, email us at texasprobate@texaslawyers.com or call us toll free at 1-866-474-1477.

This Law Offices of Jason S. Coomer, PLLC website provides Texas probate information including probating Wills, helping Executors, drafting Wills, contesting Wills, filing Suits to Determine Rightful Heirs of property and estates, filing Small Estate Affidavits, filing Affidavits of Heirship, filing Applications for Guardianships, fighting Involuntary Guardianships, filing Guardianship Reports, filing breach of fiduciary duty claims, estate planning, and clearing title to property and assets.


This Texas probate information website was created by Texas probate lawyer Jason S. Coomer and is intended only as general information on probating Wills, helping Executors, drafting Wills, contesting Wills, filing Suits to Determine Rightful Heirs of property and estates, filing Small Estate Affidavits, filing Affidavits of Heirship, filing Applications for Guardianships, fighting Involuntary Guardianships, filing Guardianship Reports, filing breach of fiduciary duty claims, estate planning, and clearing title to property and assets. Please contact Texas attorney Jason S. Coomer for or a licensed Texas lawyer for legal advice pertaining to Texas Probate matters.


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