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Dependent Administration The End Stages. Partition & Distribution. Partial Distribution. When? After approval of inventory Who may request? PR Heirs Beneficiaries Authority PC § 373(c) EC § 360.002. Total Distribution. When? After one year from grant of letters Who may request? PR
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Partial Distribution • When? • After approval of inventory • Who may request? • PR • Heirs • Beneficiaries • Authority • PC § 373(c) • EC § 360.002
Total Distribution • When? • After one year from grant of letters • Who may request? • PR • Heirs • Beneficiaries • Authority • PC § 373(a) • EC § 360.001
Citation • Method • Personal service on each person residing in Texas whose address is known. • Publication service on others • Authority • PC § 374 • EC § 360.051
Hearing • Court will determine if it is proper to make a partial or total distribution. • PC §§ 377-378 • EC § 360.101
Partition • Money or debts due the estate • Easy – just use simple math • PC §§ 380 • EC § 360.151
Partition • Other property capable of division • Court appoints three or more discreet and disinterested persons to divide the property • PC § 380 • EC § 360.151
Partition • Property not capable of division • Court orders PR to sell the property and divide the proceeds • PC § 381 • EC § 360.202
Income • Income from a gifted item that accrues after death but before distribution is given to the beneficiary less the cost of taxes, repairs, insurance, management fees, etc. • PC § 378B • EC § 310.004
Final Settlement • Triggering event • All debts paid, or • Debts paid as much as possible, and • No further need for administration. • PC § 404 • EC § 362.001
Final Account • Very similar to the annual account • PC § 405 • EC § 362.004 • Citation • Normally, certified mail, return receipt requested • PC § 405 • EC § 362.005 • Court action