1053.102 – SETTING OF CERTAIN HEARINGS BY CLERK. (a) If a
Texas Estates Code § 1053.102
Summary
This law allows a county clerk to set hearings for guardianship proceedings when a judge is unavailable due to absence, illness, or other reasons. It ensures that proceedings can continue without unnecessary delays, benefiting parties involved in guardianship cases.
Clerk can set hearing times if judge is unavailable.
Ensures timely progress in guardianship proceedings.
Clerk must document the reason for the judge's absence.
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