# mineral.estate - Mineral Estate | Settle the oil and gas minerals in an estate

> Independent landmen for executors, trustees and heirs: an inventory of the estate's oil and gas minerals, county records, and follow-up on suspended royalties.

## Overview & Scope
- **Canonical Domain**: https://mineral.estate/
- **Contact Email**: hello@mineral.estate
- **Phone**: (307) 263-8515
- **Privacy Policy**: https://mineral.estate/privacy.html
- **Terms of Use**: https://mineral.estate/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://mineral.estate/llms-full.txt
- **AI API Index**: https://mineral.estate/api/ai/index.json
- **Site & Page Metadata**: https://mineral.estate/api/ai/site-info.json
- **Canonical FAQ Corpus (6 Q&As)**: https://mineral.estate/api/ai/faq.json
- **XML Sitemap**: https://mineral.estate/sitemap.xml

## Pages, Calculators & Guides
- [Can an executor lease an estate's minerals (TX)? | mineral.estate](https://mineral.estate/can-an-executor-lease-estate-minerals-texas): Texas Estates Code rules on leasing estate minerals under a court order or an independent executor, and on dealing with them under a muniment of title.
- [Dividing inherited mineral rights among siblings (TX)](https://mineral.estate/dividing-mineral-rights-among-siblings-texas): How inherited mineral rights are divided among siblings in Texas: undivided fractional co-tenancy vs. tract-by-tract partition, division order decimal math.
- [Executor mineral deed of distribution in Texas | Mineral Estate](https://mineral.estate/executor-mineral-deed-of-distribution-texas): How an independent executor distributes Texas mineral and royalty interests under Estates Code Chapters 402 and 405.
- [How to list mineral rights on a Texas probate inventory](https://mineral.estate/how-to-list-minerals-on-a-texas-probate-inventory): How an executor lists oil, gas, and mineral interests on a Texas probate inventory under Estates Code Chapter 309, including separate vs. community rules.
- [Mineral Estate | Settle the oil and gas minerals in an estate](https://mineral.estate/): Independent landmen for executors, trustees and heirs: an inventory of the estate's oil and gas minerals, county records, and follow-up on suspended royalties.
- [Muniment of title or letters testamentary (TX) | mineral.estate](https://mineral.estate/muniment-of-title-vs-letters-testamentary-texas): What a muniment of title, letters testamentary and a small estate affidavit each do under the Texas Estates Code.
- [Texas Transfer on Death Deed (TODD) for mineral rights](https://mineral.estate/transfer-on-death-deed-mineral-rights-texas): How a Texas Transfer on Death Deed under Estates Code Chapter 114 applies to mineral and royalty interests, county-by-county pre-death recording rules.

## Key Questions Answered on This Domain
- **The operator has a copy of the will. Why won't it pay?** (https://mineral.estate/)
- **Can the family skip probate?** (https://mineral.estate/)
- **The court wants an inventory. Can you help with the minerals?** (https://mineral.estate/)
- **Why does the date-of-death value matter?** (https://mineral.estate/)
- **Do we need to travel to the counties?** (https://mineral.estate/)
- **Should the family sell the minerals?** (https://mineral.estate/)