Texas § 1353.102 PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATOR.

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§ 1353.102 — PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATOR.

Texas § 1353.102

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 1353.102 (2026).

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Sec. 1353.102. PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATOR.

(a)A court may remove a community administrator on the court's own motion or on the motion of an interested person, after the community administrator has been cited by personal service to answer at a time and place specified in the notice.

(b)The removal order must:

(1)state the cause of removal; and

(2)direct the disposition of the assets remaining in the name or under the control of the removed community administrator.

(c)A community administrator who defends an action for the removal of the community administrator in good faith, regardless of whether successful, is entitled to recover from the incapacitated spouse's part of the community estate the community administrator's necessary expenses and disbursements in the

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Sec. 1353.102. PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATOR. (a) A court may remove a community administrator on the court's own motion or on the motion of an interested person, after the community administrator has been cited by personal service to answer at a time and place specified in the notice.
(b) The removal order must:
(1) state the cause of removal; and
(2) direct the disposition of the assets remaining in the name or under the control of the removed community administrator.
(c) A community administrator who defends an action for the removal of the community administrator in good faith, regardless of whether successful, is entitled to recover from the incapacitated spouse's part of the community estate the community administrator's necessary expenses and disbursements in the removal proceedings, including reasonable attorney's fees.