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Court admits Mark Paul Schwenke’s will; names wife independent executrix without bond
Summary
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1 admitted the will of Mark Paul Schwenke and appointed his wife, Robin Ashler Schwenke, as independent executrix without bond; the court waived appointment of appraisers.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1 on the record admitted the last will and testament of Mark Paul Schwenke and appointed his spouse, Robin Ashler Schwenke, as independent executrix to serve without bond.
The court heard testimony from Robin Ashler Schwenke, who identified the signature page shown on screen as her late husband’s and confirmed he died on Nov. 28, 2022, in Fort Bend County at age 66. Under questioning by counsel, she confirmed the will dated Feb. 25, 2011, had not been revoked and that no post‑execution children or intervening marriages were reported. The attorney presenting the proof asked the court to admit the will and waive appraisers.
After taking the evidence, the judge said the court would admit the will to probate and appoint Robin Ashler Schwenke as independent executrix to serve without bond and that appraisers would be waived. The judge offered condolences to Ms. Schwenke, who thanked the court.
No competing objections or alternative claims to probate were recorded on the transcript for this matter.
The order entered: will admitted to probate; independent executrix appointed without bond; appraisers waived.
