
When a person suddenly disappears from society and stays that way for some time, it will surely be alarming. There are times when people become untraceable and unreachable. In those cases, filing missing person report might not be enough. Here is where the term presumption of death comes in. Despite no clear or direct evidence of death, any person declared missing or absenting himself from civil practice for seven successive years will be legally presumed dead. Unless there is viable proof that he is, indeed, alive within that seven-year period, according to the Texas Law. Presumption of death may have […]