Texas § 263.604 GUARDIAN'S CONSENT TO EXTENDED JURISDICTION.

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§ 263.604 — GUARDIAN'S CONSENT TO EXTENDED JURISDICTION.

Texas § 263.604

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Tex. Family Code Code Ann. § 263.604 (2026).

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Sec. 263.604. GUARDIAN'S CONSENT TO EXTENDED JURISDICTION.

(a)A guardian appointed for a young adult may request that the court extend the court's jurisdiction over the young adult.

(b)A court that extends its jurisdiction over a young adult for whom a guardian is appointed may not issue an order that conflicts with an order entered by the probate court that has jurisdiction over the guardianship proceeding.

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Sec. 263.604. GUARDIAN'S CONSENT TO EXTENDED JURISDICTION. (a) A guardian appointed for a young adult may request that the court extend the court's jurisdiction over the young adult.
(b) A court that extends its jurisdiction over a young adult for whom a guardian is appointed may not issue an order that conflicts with an order entered by the probate court that has jurisdiction over the guardianship proceeding.