Texas § 52.043 EXCEPTIONS TO DISCHARGE AND CANCELLATION.

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§ 52.043 — EXCEPTIONS TO DISCHARGE AND CANCELLATION.

Texas § 52.043

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Tex. Property Code Code Ann. § 52.043 (2026).

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Sec. 52.043. EXCEPTIONS TO DISCHARGE AND CANCELLATION. A judgment lien is not affected by this subchapter and may be enforced if the lien is against real property owned by the debtor before a petition for debtor relief was filed under federal bankruptcy law and:

(1)the debt or obligation evidenced by the judgment is not discharged in bankruptcy; or

(2)the property is not exempted in the bankruptcy and is abandoned during the bankruptcy.

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Sec. 52.043. EXCEPTIONS TO DISCHARGE AND CANCELLATION. A judgment lien is not affected by this subchapter and may be enforced if the lien is against real property owned by the debtor before a petition for debtor relief was filed under federal bankruptcy law and:
(1) the debt or obligation evidenced by the judgment is not discharged in bankruptcy; or
(2) the property is not exempted in the bankruptcy and is abandoned during the bankruptcy.