Texas § 256.102 PROCEDURE ON FILING OF SECOND APPLICATION FOR PROBATE AFTER FIRST WILL HAS BEEN ADMITTED.

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§ 256.102 — PROCEDURE ON FILING OF SECOND APPLICATION FOR PROBATE AFTER FIRST WILL HAS BEEN ADMITTED.

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Sec. 256.102. PROCEDURE ON FILING OF SECOND APPLICATION FOR PROBATE AFTER FIRST WILL HAS BEEN ADMITTED. If, after a decedent's will has been admitted to probate, an application is filed for the probate of a will of the same decedent that has not previously been presented for probate, the court shall determine:

(1)whether the former probate should be set aside; and

(2)if the former probate is to be set aside, whether:

(A)the other will should be admitted to probate; or

(B)the decedent died intestate.

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Sec. 256.102. PROCEDURE ON FILING OF SECOND APPLICATION FOR PROBATE AFTER FIRST WILL HAS BEEN ADMITTED. If, after a decedent's will has been admitted to probate, an application is filed for the probate of a will of the same decedent that has not previously been presented for probate, the court shall determine:
(1) whether the former probate should be set aside; and
(2) if the former probate is to be set aside, whether:
(A) the other will should be admitted to probate; or
(B) the decedent died intestate.

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