Texas § 351.302 APPLICATION AND ORDER FOR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN ESTATE INCOME.

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§ 351.302 — APPLICATION AND ORDER FOR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN ESTATE INCOME.

Texas § 351.302

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 351.302 (2026).

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Sec. 351.302. APPLICATION AND ORDER FOR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN ESTATE INCOME.

(a)On the application of the executor or administrator of an estate or of any interested party, and after notice of the application has been given by posting, the court may order and direct the executor or administrator to pay, or credit to the account of, those persons who the court finds will own the estate assets when administration on the estate is completed, and in the same proportions, that part of the annual net income received by or accruing to the estate that the court finds can conveniently be paid to those owners without prejudice to the rights of creditors, legatees, or other interested parties, if:

(1)it appears from evidence introduced at a hearing on the application, and the court finds, that the rea

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Sec. 351.302. APPLICATION AND ORDER FOR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN ESTATE INCOME. (a) On the application of the executor or administrator of an estate or of any interested party, and after notice of the application has been given by posting, the court may order and direct the executor or administrator to pay, or credit to the account of, those persons who the court finds will own the estate assets when administration on the estate is completed, and in the same proportions, that part of the annual net income received by or accruing to the estate that the court finds can conveniently be paid to those owners without prejudice to the rights of creditors, legatees, or other interested parties, if:
(1) it appears from evidence introduced at a hearing on the application, and the court finds, that the reasonable market value of the estate assets on hand at that time, excluding the annual income from the estate assets, is at least twice the aggregate amount of all unpaid debts, administration expenses, and legacies; and
(2) no estate creditor or legatee has appeared and objected.
(b) Except as otherwise provided by this title, nothing in this subchapter authorizes the court to order paid over to the owners of the estate any part of the principal of the estate.