102.004 – LIABILITY OF HOMESTEAD FOR DEBTS. If the
Texas Estates Code § 102.004
Summary
This law protects a decedent's homestead from being used to pay estate debts if they are survived by a spouse or minor child. It specifies certain exceptions where the homestead can still be liable, such as for taxes or construction costs.
Homestead is protected from most estate debts for surviving spouse or minor children.
Exceptions include purchase money, taxes, and specific construction costs.
Ensures family stability by safeguarding the home from creditors.
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