1104.001 – GUARDIAN OF THE PERSON OR ESTATE. (a) Only one
Texas Estates Code § 1104.001
Summary
This law outlines the appointment of guardians for individuals who are incapacitated. It allows for one person to be appointed as a guardian for either the person or the estate, but permits separate guardians for each if it serves the best interest of the ward.
Only one guardian can be appointed for a person or estate.
Separate guardians may be appointed if beneficial to the ward.
Joint appointments are allowed under certain conditions.
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