Texas Estates Code Title 3, Chapter 1356 - Court Approval Of Certain Arts And Entertainment, Advertisement, And Sports Contracts

SUBCHAPTER A GENERAL PROVISIONS

• Texas Section 1356.001 - Definitions
  In this chapter: (1) "Advertise" means to solicit or induce the purchase of consumer goods or services through electronic or print media, including: (A) radio;...

SUBCHAPTER B COURT ACTION REGARDING CERTAIN CONTRACTS

• Texas Section 1356.002 - Duration Of Contract Of A Minor
  This chapter may not be construed to authorize a contract that binds a minor after the seventh anniversary of the date of the contract. Added...
• Texas Section 1356.051 - Approval Of Certain Contracts Of A Minor
  (a) On the petition of the guardian of the estate of a minor, a court may issue an order approving for purposes of this chapter...
• Texas Section 1356.052 - Notice Required
  Before the court may approve a contract under Section 1356.051, the guardian of the minor's estate must provide the other party to the contract notice...
• Texas Section 1356.053 - Necessary Parties To Proceeding
  Each parent of a minor for whom a proceeding is brought under Section 1356.051 is a necessary party to the proceeding. Added by Acts 2011,...
• Texas Section 1356.054 - Set-aside And Preservation Of Portion Of Net Earnings
  (a) Notwithstanding any other law, in an order issued under Section 1356.051, the court may require that a portion of the net earnings of the...
• Texas Section 1356.055 - Valid Contract Not Voidable
  A contract approved under Section 1356.051 that is otherwise valid is not voidable solely on the ground that it was entered into by a person...
• Texas Section 1356.056 - Guardian Ad Litem
  The court may appoint a guardian ad litem for a minor who has entered into an arts and entertainment contract, advertisement contract, or sports contract...

Last modified: September 28, 2016