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  • Texas Probate Code Section 72 - Proceedings Before Death; Administration In Absence Of Direct Evidence Of Death; Distribution; Limitation Of Liability; Restoration Of Estate; Validation Of Proceedings
    (a) The probate of a will or administration of an estate of a living person shall be void; provided, however, that the court shall have ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 73 - Period For Probate
    (a) No will shall be admitted to probate after the lapse of four years from the death of the testator unless it be shown by ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 74 - Time To File Application For Letters Testamentary Or Administration
    All applications for the grant of letters testamentary or of administration upon an estate must be filed within four years after the death of the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 75 - Duty And Liability Of Custodian Of Will
    Upon receiving notice of the death of a testator, the person having custody of the testator's will shall deliver it to the clerk of the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 76 - Persons Who May Make Application
    An executor named in a will or any interested person may make application to the court of a proper county: (a) For an order admitting ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 77 - Order Of Persons Qualified To Serve
    Letters testamentary or of administration shall be granted to persons who are qualified to act, in the following order: (a) To the person named as ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 78 - Persons Disqualified To Serve As Executor Or Administrator
    No person is qualified to serve as an executor or administrator who is: (a) An incapacitated person; (b) A convicted felon, under the laws either ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 79 - Waiver Of Right To Serve
    The surviving husband or wife, or, if there be none, the heirs or any one of the heirs of the deceased to the exclusion of ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 80 - Prevention Of Administration
    (a) Method of Prevention. When application is made for letters of administration upon an estate by a creditor, and other interested persons do not desire ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 81 - Contents Of Application For Letters Testamentary
    (a) For Probate of a Written Will. A written will shall, if within the control of the applicant, be filed with the application for its ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 82 - Contents Of Application For Letters Of Administration
    An application for letters of administration when no will, written or oral, is alleged to exist shall state: (a) The name and domicile of the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 83 - Procedure Pertaining To A Second Application
    (a) Where Original Application Has Not Been Heard. If, after an application for the probate of a will or for the appointment of a general ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 84 - Proof Of Written Will Produced In Court
    (a) Self-Proved Will. If a will is self-proved as provided in this Code, no further proof of its execution with the formalities and solemnities and ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 85 - Proof Of Written Will Not Produced In Court
    A written will which cannot be produced in court shall be proved in the same manner as provided in the preceding Section for an attested ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 86 - Proof Of Nuncupative Will
    (a) Notice and Proof of Nuncupative Will. No nuncupative will shall be proved within fourteen days after the death of the testator, or until those ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 87 - Testimony To Be Committed To Writing
    All testimony taken in open court upon the hearing of an application to probate a will shall be committed to writing at the time it ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 88 - Proof Required For Probate And Issuance Of Letters Testamentary Or Of Administration
    (a) General Proof. Whenever an applicant seeks to probate a will or to obtain issuance of letters testamentary or of administration, he must first prove ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 89 - Action Of Court On Probated Will
    Upon the completion of hearing of an application for the probate of a will, if the Court be satisfied that such will should be admitted ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 89A - Contents Of Application For Probate Of Will As Muniment Of Title
    (a) A written will shall, if within the control of the applicant, be filed with the application for probate as a muniment of title, and ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 89B - Proof Required For Probate Of A Will As A Muniment Of Title
    (a) General Proof. Whenever an applicant seeks to probate a will as a muniment of title, the applicant must first prove to the satisfaction of ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 89C - Probate Of Wills As Muniments Of Title
    (a) In each instance where the court is satisfied that a will should be admitted to probate, and where the court is further satisfied that ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 90 - Custody Of Probated Wills
    All original wills, together with the probate thereof, shall be deposited in the office of the county clerk of the county wherein the same shall ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 91 - When Will Not In Custody Of Court, Or Oral
    If for any reason a written will is not in the custody of the court, or if the will is oral, the court shall find ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 92 - Period For Probate Does Not Affect Settlement
    Where letters testamentary or of administration shall have once been granted, any person interested in the administration of the estate may proceed, after any lapse ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 93 - Period For Contesting Probate
    After a will has been admitted to probate, any interested person may institute suit in the proper court to contest the validity thereof, within two ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 94 - No Will Effectual Until Probated
    Except as hereinafter provided with respect to foreign wills, no will shall be effectual for the purpose of proving title to, or the right to ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 95 - Probate Of Foreign Will Accomplished By Filing And Recording
    (a) Foreign Will May Be Probated. The written will of a testator who was not domiciled in Texas at the time of his death which ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 96 - Filing And Recording Foreign Will In Deed Records
    When any will or testamentary instrument conveying or in any manner disposing of land in this State has been duly probated according to the laws ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 97 - Proof Required For Recording In Deed Records
    A copy of such foreign will or testamentary instrument, and of its probate attested as provided above, together with the certificate that said attestation is ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 98 - Effect Of Recording Copy Of Will In Deed Records
    Every such foreign will, or testamentary instrument, and the record of its probate, which shall be attested and proved, as hereinabove provided, and delivered to ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 99 - Recording In Deed Records Serves As Notice Of Title
    The record of any such foreign will, or testamentary instrument, and of its probate, duly attested and proved and filed for recording in the deed ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 100 - Contest Of Foreign Wills
    (a) Will Admitted in Domiciliary Jurisdiction. A foreign will that has been admitted to probate or established in the jurisdiction in which the testator was ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 101 - Notice Of Contest Of Foreign Will
    Within the time permitted for the contest of a foreign will in this State, verified notice may be filed and recorded in the minutes of ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 102 - Effect Of Rejection Of Will In Domiciliary Proceedings
    Final rejection of a will or other testamentary instrument from probate or establishment in the jurisdiction in which the testator was domiciled shall be conclusive ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 103 - Original Probate Of Foreign Will In This State
    Original probate of the will of a testator who died domiciled outside this State which, upon probate, may operate upon any property in this State, ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 104 - Proof Of Foreign Will In Original Probate Proceeding
    If a testator dies domiciled outside this State, a copy of his will, authenticated in the manner required by this Code, shall be sufficient proof ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 105 - Executor Of Will Probated In Another Jurisdiction
    When a foreign will is admitted to ancillary probate in accordance with Section 95 of this Code, the executor named in such will shall be ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 105A - Appointment And Service Of Foreign Banks And Trust Companies In Fiduciary Capacity
    (a) A corporate fiduciary that does not have its main office or a branch office in this state, hereinafter called "foreign corporate fiduciaries", having the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 106 - When Foreign Executor To Give Bond
    A foreign executor shall not be required to give bond if the will appointing him so provides. If the will does not exempt him from ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 107 - Power Of Sale Of Foreign Executor Or Trustee
    When by any foreign will recorded in the deed records of any county in this state in the manner provided herein, power is given an ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 107A - Suit For The Recovery Of Debts By A Foreign Executor Or Administrator
    (a) On giving notice by registered or certified mail to all creditors of the decedent in this state who have filed a claim against the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 108 - Time To File Emergency Application
    An applicant may file an application requesting emergency intervention by a court exercising probate jurisdiction to provide for the payment of funeral and burial expenses ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 109 - Eligible Applicants For Emergency Intervention
    A person qualified to serve as an administrator under Section 77 of this code may file an emergency intervention application. Added by Acts 1993, 73rd ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 110 - Requirements For Emergency Intervention
    An applicant may file an emergency application with the court under Section 108 of this code only if an application has not been filed and ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 111 - Contents Of Emergency Intervention Application For Funeral And Burial Expenses
    (a) An application for emergency intervention to obtain funds needed for a decedent's funeral and burial expenses must be sworn and must contain: (1) the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 112 - Contents For Emergency Intervention Application For Access To Personal Property
    An application for emergency intervention to gain access to rental accommodations of a decedent at the time of the decedent's death that contain the decedent's ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 113 - Orders Of Emergency Intervention
    (a) If the court determines on review of an application filed under Section 108 of this code that emergency intervention is necessary to obtain funds ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 114 - Termination
    (a) All power and authority of an applicant under an emergency intervention order cease to be effective or enforceable on the 90th day after the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 115 - Limitation On Right Of Surviving Spouse To Control Deceased's Burial Or Cremation
    (a) An application under this section may be filed by: (1) the executor of the deceased's will; or (2) the next of kin of the ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 128 - Citations With Respect To Applications For Probate Or For Issuance Of Letters
    (a) Where Application Is for Probate of a Written Will Produced in Court or for Letters of Administration. When an application for the probate of ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 128A - Notice To Certain Entities After Probate
    (a) If the address of the entity can be ascertained with reasonable diligence, an applicant under Section 81 of this code shall give the state, ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 128B - Notice When Will Probated After Four Years
    (a) Except as provided by Subsection (b) of this section, an applicant for the probate of a will under Section 73(a) of this code must ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 129 - Validation Of Prior Modes Of Service Of Citation
    (a) In all cases where written wills produced in court have been probated prior to June 14, 1927, after publication of citation as provided by ...
  • Texas Probate Code Section 129A - Service By Publication Or Other Substituted Service
    Notwithstanding any other provisions of this part of this chapter, if an attempt to make service under this part of this chapter is unsuccessful, service ...
  • Last modified: August 11, 2007