Texas § 115.002 BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION AUTHORIZED.

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§ 115.002 — BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION AUTHORIZED.

Texas § 115.002

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 115.002 (2026).

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Sec. 115.002. BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION AUTHORIZED.

(a)An owner of a motor vehicle may transfer the owner's interest in the motor vehicle to a sole beneficiary effective on the owner's death by designating a beneficiary as provided by Section 501.0315 , Transportation Code.

(b)A beneficiary designation is:

(1)subject to Section 115.003 (b), revocable and may be changed at any time without the consent of the designated beneficiary as provided by Section 501.0315 , Transportation Code;

(2)a nontestamentary instrument; and

(3)effective without:

(A)notice or delivery to or acceptance by the designated beneficiary during the owner's life; or

(B)consideration.

(c)A will may not revoke or supersede a beneficiary designation, regardless of when the will is made.

(d)A designated beneficiary

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Sec. 115.002. BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION AUTHORIZED. (a) An owner of a motor vehicle may transfer the owner's interest in the motor vehicle to a sole beneficiary effective on the owner's death by designating a beneficiary as provided by Section 501.0315 , Transportation Code.
(b) A beneficiary designation is:
(1) subject to Section 115.003 (b), revocable and may be changed at any time without the consent of the designated beneficiary as provided by Section 501.0315 , Transportation Code;
(2) a nontestamentary instrument; and
(3) effective without:
(A) notice or delivery to or acceptance by the designated beneficiary during the owner's life; or
(B) consideration.
(c) A will may not revoke or supersede a beneficiary designation, regardless of when the will is made.
(d) A designated beneficiary may disclaim the designated beneficiary's interest in the motor vehicle as provided by Chapter 240 , Property Code.