Texas § 54A.310 GENERAL POWERS OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

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§ 54A.310 — GENERAL POWERS OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

Texas § 54A.310

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 54A.310 (2026).

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Sec. 54A.310. GENERAL POWERS OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

(a)On the motion of a party or the associate judge, an associate judge may return a complex guardianship proceeding to the referring court for final disposition after recommending temporary orders for the protection of a ward.

(b)An associate judge may:

(1)render and sign any pretrial order; and

(2)recommend to the referring court any order after a trial on the merits.

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Sec. 54A.310. GENERAL POWERS OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE. (a) On the motion of a party or the associate judge, an associate judge may return a complex guardianship proceeding to the referring court for final disposition after recommending temporary orders for the protection of a ward.
(b) An associate judge may:
(1) render and sign any pretrial order; and
(2) recommend to the referring court any order after a trial on the merits.