Texas Estates Code Title 2, Chapter 453 - Administration Of Community Property

• Texas Section 453.001 - Effect Of Chapter
  This chapter does not prohibit the administration of community property under other provisions of this title relating to the administration of an estate. Added by...
• Texas Section 453.002 - Administration Of Community Property Not Necessary
  If a spouse dies intestate and the community property passes to the surviving spouse, no administration of the community property is necessary. Added by Acts...
• Texas Section 453.003 - General Powers Of Surviving Spouse If No Administration Is Pending
  (a) If there is no qualified executor or administrator of a deceased spouse's estate, the surviving spouse, as the surviving partner of the marital partnership,...
• Texas Section 453.004 - Collection Of Unpaid Wages If No Administration Is Pending
  (a) If a person who owes money to the community estate for current wages at the time of a deceased spouse's death is provided an...
• Texas Section 453.005 - Remarriage Of Surviving Spouse
  The remarriage of a surviving spouse does not terminate the surviving spouse's powers as a surviving partner. Added by Acts 2009, 81st Leg., R.S., Ch....
• Texas Section 453.006 - Account Of Community Debts And Disposition Of Community Property
  (a) The surviving spouse shall keep a fair and full account and statement of: (1) all community debts and expenses paid by the surviving spouse;...
• Texas Section 453.007 - Delivery Of Community Estate On Final Partition
  On final partition of the community estate, the surviving spouse shall deliver to the deceased spouse's heirs or devisees their interest in the estate, and...
• Texas Section 453.008 - Liability Of Surviving Spouse For Loss
  A surviving spouse is not liable for a loss sustained by the community estate unless the surviving spouse is guilty of gross negligence or bad...
• Texas Section 453.009 - Distribution Of Powers Between Personal Representative And Surviving Spouse
  (a) A qualified personal representative of a deceased spouse's estate may administer: (1) the separate property of the deceased spouse; (2) the community property that...

Last modified: September 28, 2016