1154.104 – REAPPRAISEMENT. (a) A reappraisement made,
Texas Estates Code § 1154.104
Summary
This law allows for a reappraisement of estate property, which, once approved by the court, replaces the original appraisal. Interested parties can object to the reappraisement, and the court may conduct a new appraisal if it finds the reappraisement to be incorrect.
Only one reappraisement is permitted per estate.
Interested parties can challenge the reappraisement.
Court may conduct a new appraisal if errors are found.
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