Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Unless he has a will that revokes yours, the statement is not binding. You need to probate the written will.

It depends on what your deceased husband's Will states. Hypothetically, if your husband left the property (workshop and the tools) to his friend in his Will, then, the workshop and the tools go to his friend, and if no title or deed is required to transfer the property, I would not suggest going through the Probate process. If the Will does not name the friend, and leaves everything to the family, then, I would say the friend is out of luck. Also, is the Will a valid Texas Holographic Will?

I would need to see the Will to advise further.

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