Texas § 1105.160 AUTHORIZED CORPORATE OR PERSONAL SURETIES.

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§ 1105.160 — AUTHORIZED CORPORATE OR PERSONAL SURETIES.

Texas § 1105.160

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 1105.160 (2026).

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Sec. 1105.160. AUTHORIZED CORPORATE OR PERSONAL SURETIES.

(a)The surety on a bond of a guardian of an estate may be an authorized corporate or personal surety.

(b)A bond of a guardian of an estate with sureties who are individuals must have at least two sureties, each of whom must:

(1)execute an affidavit in the manner provided by Subchapter E; and

(2)own property in this state, excluding property exempt by law, that the judge is satisfied is sufficient to qualify the person as a surety as required by law.

(c)A bond with an authorized corporate surety is only required to have one surety, except as otherwise provided by law.

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Sec. 1105.160. AUTHORIZED CORPORATE OR PERSONAL SURETIES. (a) The surety on a bond of a guardian of an estate may be an authorized corporate or personal surety.
(b) A bond of a guardian of an estate with sureties who are individuals must have at least two sureties, each of whom must:
(1) execute an affidavit in the manner provided by Subchapter E; and
(2) own property in this state, excluding property exempt by law, that the judge is satisfied is sufficient to qualify the person as a surety as required by law.
(c) A bond with an authorized corporate surety is only required to have one surety, except as otherwise provided by law.