Texas § 201.320 VISITING ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

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§ 201.320 — VISITING ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

Texas § 201.320

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Tex. Family Code Code Ann. § 201.320 (2026).

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Sec. 201.320. VISITING ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

(a)If an associate judge appointed under this subchapter is temporarily unable to perform the judge's official duties because of absence or illness, injury, or other disability, a judge of a court having jurisdiction of a suit under this title or Title 1 or 4 may appoint a visiting associate judge to perform the duties of the associate judge during the period of the associate judge's absence or disability if the commissioners court of a county in which the court has jurisdiction authorizes the employment of a visiting associate judge.

(b)To be eligible for appointment under this section, a person must have served as an associate judge for at least two years.

(c)Sections 201.001 through 201.017 apply to a visiting associate judge appointed under th

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Sec. 201.320. VISITING ASSOCIATE JUDGE. (a) If an associate judge appointed under this subchapter is temporarily unable to perform the judge's official duties because of absence or illness, injury, or other disability, a judge of a court having jurisdiction of a suit under this title or Title 1 or 4 may appoint a visiting associate judge to perform the duties of the associate judge during the period of the associate judge's absence or disability if the commissioners court of a county in which the court has jurisdiction authorizes the employment of a visiting associate judge.
(b) To be eligible for appointment under this section, a person must have served as an associate judge for at least two years.
(c) Sections 201.001 through 201.017 apply to a visiting associate judge appointed under this section.