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- ESTATES CODE CHAPTER 33. VENUE - Texas Constitution and Statutes
(a) Venue for a probate proceeding to admit a will to probate or for the granting of letters testamentary or of administration is: (ii) if there is no next of kin of the decedent in this state, in the county in which the decedent's principal estate was located at the time of the decedent's death
- Transferring Your Case to Another Court | Texas Law Help
When a judge transfers venue, your case is moved to a court in a different county You can ask a judge to transfer venue by filing a Motion to Transfer Venue and Notice of Hearing Should I talk with a lawyer if I need to move my case to another court? Yes If possible, talk with a lawyer in the county where the case was filed
- Texas Estates Code Section 33. 102 – Transfer for Want of Venue
If it appears to the court at any time before the final order in a probate proceeding is rendered that the court does not have priority of venue over the proceeding, the court shall, on the application of an interested person, transfer the proceeding to the proper county by transmitting the file for the proceeding in accordance with the
- Venue of Texas Probate Proceedings
Before you can start a probate proceeding in Texas, you need to know the appropriate county to file in, otherwise known as the proper venue The appropriate venue of a Texas probate proceeding will depend on the circumstances of the decedent and what kind of proceeding is being initiated
- Jurisdiction and Venue in Texas Probate Courts
Motion to Change Venue It’s important to note that jurisdiction and venue are distinct concepts, and it’s possible for a court to have jurisdiction over a case but not have proper venue In such instances, a motion to change venue may be filed The Probate Process in Texas
- JURISDICTION AND VENUE IN PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
In counties with statutory probate courts, the statutory probate court has original and exclusive jurisdiction of all probate proceedings, regardless of whether a matter is contested or uncontested 28 Matters related to a probate proceeding must be brought in the statutory probate court unless jurisdiction 19 Id § 22 029 20 Id § 22 007 21
- When is a Probate Matter Contested for Venue or Transfer . . .
If the will, or any part of the probate, becomes contested the judge “may” on his own or “shall” on the motion of any party transfer the case to a court with a judge who is an attorney If the county has a county court at law, the probate will be transferred there
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