Texas § 1252.055 REMOVAL OF WARD'S PROPERTY FROM STATE BY NONRESIDENT GUARDIAN.

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§ 1252.055 — REMOVAL OF WARD'S PROPERTY FROM STATE BY NONRESIDENT GUARDIAN.

Texas § 1252.055

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 1252.055 (2026).

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Sec. 1252.055. REMOVAL OF WARD'S PROPERTY FROM STATE BY NONRESIDENT GUARDIAN. Regardless of whether qualified under this title, a nonresident guardian may remove personal property of the ward from this state if:

(1)the removal does not conflict with the tenure of the property or the terms of the guardianship under which the property is held; and

(2)all known debts against the estate in this state are paid or secured by a bond payable to and approved by the judge of the court in which guardianship proceedings are pending in this state.

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Sec. 1252.055. REMOVAL OF WARD'S PROPERTY FROM STATE BY NONRESIDENT GUARDIAN. Regardless of whether qualified under this title, a nonresident guardian may remove personal property of the ward from this state if:
(1) the removal does not conflict with the tenure of the property or the terms of the guardianship under which the property is held; and
(2) all known debts against the estate in this state are paid or secured by a bond payable to and approved by the judge of the court in which guardianship proceedings are pending in this state.