1022.006 – CONCURRENT JURISDICTION WITH DISTRICT COURT. A
Texas Estates Code § 1022.006
Summary
This law allows statutory probate courts to share jurisdiction with district courts in specific cases involving guardians. It applies to personal injury, survival, or wrongful death actions related to guardianship, particularly when other parties are not interested in the guardianship.
Probate courts can hear guardian-related personal injury cases.
Jurisdiction overlaps with district courts for specific actions.
Applies when other parties are not interested in the guardianship.
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