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The library's blog featuring legal resources, news, and updates on Texas law.
For anyone dealing with a deceased relative's estate, the Texas probate process can seem daunting. We recently updated our Probate Law guide with information about many probate laws. It covers topics like formal administration, dealing with nonprobate property, and what happens when there is no will.
The guide also features materials in our library's collection that could be helpful to lawyers and nonlawyers alike. Read on for some highlights!
We are happy to announce that library patrons can now access HeinOnline's Voting Rights & Election Law database remotely! This new addition to the library's roster of HeinOnline databases is a great starting point for anyone interested in current and historical resources on the electoral process, political campaigns, and voting rights.
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Texas Law & Legislation
Constitution, statutes, rules, and Attorney General opinions.
Texas Court Rules
Rules that govern Texas court proceedings.
Historical Texas Statutes
Laws enacted 1879 – 1984.
Building Codes
Technical codes adopted by state law.
Continuing Legal Education (CLEs)
Courses from 2017 onward available as e-books.
Restrictions After a Felony Conviction
State laws affecting those with felony convictions.
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