Tex. Estates Code § 1202.155
This is the official text of Tex. Estates Code § 1202.155, part of Texas’s Estates Code — governs wills, probate, and estate administration.
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§ 1202.155. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ORDER RESTORING WARD'S CAPACITY.
Official statutory text
If the court finds that a ward is no longer an incapacitated person, the order completely restoring the ward's capacity must contain findings of fact and specify, in addition to the information required by Section 1202.154:
(1) that the ward is no longer an incapacitated person;
(2) that there is no further need for a guardianship of the person or estate of the ward;
(3) that the guardian is required to:
(A) immediately settle the guardianship in accordance with this title; and
(B) deliver all of the remaining guardianship estate to the ward; and
(4) that the clerk shall revoke letters of guardianship when the guardianship is finally settled and closed.
(1) that the ward is no longer an incapacitated person;
(2) that there is no further need for a guardianship of the person or estate of the ward;
(3) that the guardian is required to:
(A) immediately settle the guardianship in accordance with this title; and
(B) deliver all of the remaining guardianship estate to the ward; and
(4) that the clerk shall revoke letters of guardianship when the guardianship is finally settled and closed.
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