Texas § 360.102 COURT DECREE.

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§ 360.102 — COURT DECREE.

Texas § 360.102

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 360.102 (2026).

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Sec. 360.102. COURT DECREE. If the court determines that the estate should be partitioned and distributed, the court shall enter a decree stating:

(1)the name and address, if known, of each person entitled to a share of the estate, specifying:

(A)which of those persons are known to be minors;

(B)the name of the minors' guardian or guardian ad litem; and

(C)the name of the attorney appointed to represent those persons who are unknown or who are not residents of this state;

(2)the proportional part of the estate to which each person is entitled;

(3)a full description of all the estate to be distributed; and

(4)that the executor or administrator must retain possession of a sufficient amount of money or property to pay all debts, taxes, and expenses of administration and specifying the

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Sec. 360.102. COURT DECREE. If the court determines that the estate should be partitioned and distributed, the court shall enter a decree stating:
(1) the name and address, if known, of each person entitled to a share of the estate, specifying:
(A) which of those persons are known to be minors;
(B) the name of the minors' guardian or guardian ad litem; and
(C) the name of the attorney appointed to represent those persons who are unknown or who are not residents of this state;
(2) the proportional part of the estate to which each person is entitled;
(3) a full description of all the estate to be distributed; and
(4) that the executor or administrator must retain possession of a sufficient amount of money or property to pay all debts, taxes, and expenses of administration and specifying the amount of money or the property to be retained.