Texas § 274.107 HEARING ON AGREEMENT TO SUBSTITUTE FIDUCIARIES.

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§ 274.107 — HEARING ON AGREEMENT TO SUBSTITUTE FIDUCIARIES.

Texas § 274.107

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Tex. Finance Code Code Ann. § 274.107 (2026).

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Sec. 274.107. HEARING ON AGREEMENT TO SUBSTITUTE FIDUCIARIES.

(a)A court may deny the substitution if the court, after notice and hearing, determines:

(1)if the substitution will not cause a change in the situs of administration of a fiduciary account, that the substitution is materially detrimental to the account or to its beneficiaries; or

(2)if the substitution will cause a change in the situs of administration of a fiduciary account, that the substitution is not in the best interests of the account or its beneficiaries.

(b)The court shall allow a substitution that will cause the situs of administration of a fiduciary account to change if the court, after notice and hearing, determines that the substitution is in the best interests of the account and its beneficiaries.

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Sec. 274.107. HEARING ON AGREEMENT TO SUBSTITUTE FIDUCIARIES. (a) A court may deny the substitution if the court, after notice and hearing, determines:
(1) if the substitution will not cause a change in the situs of administration of a fiduciary account, that the substitution is materially detrimental to the account or to its beneficiaries; or
(2) if the substitution will cause a change in the situs of administration of a fiduciary account, that the substitution is not in the best interests of the account or its beneficiaries.
(b) The court shall allow a substitution that will cause the situs of administration of a fiduciary account to change if the court, after notice and hearing, determines that the substitution is in the best interests of the account and its beneficiaries.
(c) In a proceeding under this section, the court may award costs and reasonable and necessary attorney's fees as the court considers equitable and just.