Texas § 1355.102 CUSTODIAN OF RESIDENT CREDITOR.

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§ 1355.102 — CUSTODIAN OF RESIDENT CREDITOR.

Texas § 1355.102

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 1355.102 (2026).

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Sec. 1355.102. CUSTODIAN OF RESIDENT CREDITOR.

(a)The following may serve as custodian of a resident creditor under this section:

(1)a parent of the creditor;

(2)the unestranged spouse of the creditor; or

(3)if there is no spouse and both of the creditor's parents are dead or nonresidents of this state, the person who:

(A)resides in this state; and

(B)has actual custody of the creditor.

(b)An unestranged spouse residing in this state shall be given priority over a creditor's parent to serve as custodian under this subchapter.

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Sec. 1355.102. CUSTODIAN OF RESIDENT CREDITOR. (a) The following may serve as custodian of a resident creditor under this section:
(1) a parent of the creditor;
(2) the unestranged spouse of the creditor; or
(3) if there is no spouse and both of the creditor's parents are dead or nonresidents of this state, the person who:
(A) resides in this state; and
(B) has actual custody of the creditor.
(b) An unestranged spouse residing in this state shall be given priority over a creditor's parent to serve as custodian under this subchapter.