Estates Code § 152.055
A person given a certified copy of an emergency intervention order within the stated period is not personally liable for actions taken in reliance on the order. If no personal representative has been appointed when the order expires, the person holding the decedent’s property subject to the order may release it to the
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A person given a certified copy of an emergency intervention order within the stated period is not personally liable for actions taken in reliance on the order. If no personal representative has been appointed when the order expires, the person holding the decedent’s property subject to the order may release it to the heirs or dispose of it under the referenced laws without civil liability.
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