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Court appoints Deborah Wiley as co‑independent executrix in Brinson estate
Summary
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1 appointed Deborah Wiley (also identified as Deborah Wylie in the record) as co‑independent executrix to serve without bond in the estate of Grady Lee Brinson; filings and reissuance of letters were discussed.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1 appointed Deborah Wiley as a co‑independent executrix in the estate of the late Grady Lee Brinson and ordered that she serve without bond.
The matter arose during a contested‑adjacent proceeding concerning administration and successor executors after the death of a co‑executor. Attorney Furlano appeared and stated he was unopposed to the proposed change; attorney Daniels said her client sought accounting and had questions about estate handling but was not proceeding with confrontation. Deborah Wiley testified that she meets statutory qualifications to serve, denied any disqualifying convictions or incapacity, and asked for appointment as an alternate co‑independent executrix. Vivian Chizer (co‑executor) described her own qualifications and said she would serve with the appointee.
The court found Wiley qualified and appointed her as co‑independent executrix to serve without bond. Counsel discussed reissuance of letters upon filing of the oath and other administrative steps. The court’s oral ruling concluded the matter on the record.
