Texas § 352.051 EXPENSES; ATTORNEY'S FEES.

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§ 352.051 — EXPENSES; ATTORNEY'S FEES.

Texas § 352.051

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 352.051 (2026).

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Sec. 352.051. EXPENSES; ATTORNEY'S FEES. On proof satisfactory to the court, a personal representative of an estate is entitled to:

(1)necessary and reasonable expenses incurred by the representative in:

(A)preserving, safekeeping, and managing the estate;

(B)collecting or attempting to collect claims or debts; and

(C)recovering or attempting to recover property to which the estate has a title or claim; and

(2)reasonable attorney's fees necessarily incurred in connection with the proceedings and management of the estate.

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Sec. 352.051. EXPENSES; ATTORNEY'S FEES. On proof satisfactory to the court, a personal representative of an estate is entitled to:
(1) necessary and reasonable expenses incurred by the representative in:
(A) preserving, safekeeping, and managing the estate;
(B) collecting or attempting to collect claims or debts; and
(C) recovering or attempting to recover property to which the estate has a title or claim; and
(2) reasonable attorney's fees necessarily incurred in connection with the proceedings and management of the estate.