# heir.land - Heir Land | Heirship and curative for inherited minerals > Landmen who research the record and family of a mineral owner who died without a will, or with one nobody probated, and draw who inherits. ## Overview & Scope - **Canonical Domain**: https://heir.land/ - **Contact Email**: hello@heir.land - **Phone**: (307) 263-8515 - **Privacy Policy**: https://heir.land/privacy.html - **Terms of Use**: https://heir.land/terms.html - **Access Policy**: Public browser calculators, checklists, and reference guides on this domain are free and ungated. Tract-specific courthouse deed, probate, unit, or division-order record verification is requested through the site inquiry form. ## AI & Structured Data Endpoints - **Extended Markdown Corpus**: https://heir.land/llms-full.txt - **AI API Index**: https://heir.land/api/ai/index.json - **Site & Page Metadata**: https://heir.land/api/ai/site-info.json - **Canonical FAQ Corpus (7 Q&As)**: https://heir.land/api/ai/faq.json - **XML Sitemap**: https://heir.land/sitemap.xml ## Pages, Calculators & Guides - [Affidavit of Heirship in Texas: What Chapter 203 Says | Heir Land](https://heir.land/affidavit-of-heirship-texas): What Texas Estates Code Chapter 203 says about a recorded affidavit of heirship: the five-year evidence rule, the statutory form, and where the statute stops. - [Died Without a Will in Texas: Mineral Shares | Heir Land](https://heir.land/died-without-a-will-texas-minerals): How Texas Estates Code Chapter 201 divides separate and community mineral interests when an owner dies without a will, including the 1/3 spouse life estate. - [Heir Land | Heirship and curative for inherited minerals](https://heir.land/): Landmen who research the record and family of a mineral owner who died without a will, or with one nobody probated, and draw who inherits. - [Life Estates & the Open Mine Doctrine in Texas | Heir Land](https://heir.land/life-estate-and-open-mine-doctrine-texas): How a life estate in Texas mineral rights works: why both the life tenant and remaindermen must sign a new lease, who receives bonus and royalty. - [Missing Heirs & Receiver Leases (CPRC 64.091) | Heir Land](https://heir.land/missing-heirs-and-receiver-leases-texas): How Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code section 64.091 lets a district court appoint a receiver to lease an unlocated or unknown heir's mineral interest. - [Clearing Operator Suspense After Death in Texas | Heir Land](https://heir.land/operator-suspense-deceased-owner-texas): How to clear a deceased mineral owner's division order suspense hold in Texas: what operators ask for, when an affidavit of heirship works. - [Out-of-State Probate for Texas Mineral Rights | Heir Land](https://heir.land/out-of-state-probate-texas-minerals): How Texas Estates Code Chapter 503 lets an out-of-state probated will pass title to Texas mineral rights by recording exemplified probate papers in the county. - [Who Counts as an Heir in Texas | Heir Land](https://heir.land/who-counts-as-an-heir-texas): When someone dies in Texas without a will, Estates Code chapter 201 sets who counts as a child, how half brothers and sisters share. ## Key Questions Answered on This Domain - **Why did the royalty checks stop?** (https://heir.land/) - **Do we have to go to court?** (https://heir.land/) - **Who signs the affidavit?** (https://heir.land/) - **Does every heir have to agree?** (https://heir.land/) - **What if there was a will?** (https://heir.land/) - **Do we have to sell?** (https://heir.land/) - **Are you lawyers?** (https://heir.land/)