Texas § 360.051 CITATION OF INTERESTED PERSONS.

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§ 360.051 — CITATION OF INTERESTED PERSONS.

Texas § 360.051

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 360.051 (2026).

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Sec. 360.051. CITATION OF INTERESTED PERSONS.

(a)On the filing of the application, the clerk shall issue a citation that:

(1)states:

(A)the decedent's name; and

(B)the date the court will hear the application; and

(2)requires all persons interested in the estate to appear and show cause why the estate should not be partitioned and distributed.

(b)A citation under this section must be:

(1)personally served on each person residing in the state who is entitled to a share of the estate and whose address is known; and

(2)served by publication on any person entitled to a share of the estate:

(A)whose identity or address is not known;

(B)who is not a resident of this state; or

(C)who is a resident of this state but is absent from this state.

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Sec. 360.051. CITATION OF INTERESTED PERSONS. (a) On the filing of the application, the clerk shall issue a citation that:
(1) states:
(A) the decedent's name; and
(B) the date the court will hear the application; and
(2) requires all persons interested in the estate to appear and show cause why the estate should not be partitioned and distributed.
(b) A citation under this section must be:
(1) personally served on each person residing in the state who is entitled to a share of the estate and whose address is known; and
(2) served by publication on any person entitled to a share of the estate:
(A) whose identity or address is not known;
(B) who is not a resident of this state; or
(C) who is a resident of this state but is absent from this state.