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Tex. Property Code § 114.063

GENERAL RIGHT TO REIMBURSEMENT

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Tex. Property Code § 114.063, GENERAL RIGHT TO REIMBURSEMENT, Texas, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/565012
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(a) A trustee may discharge or reimburse himself from trust principal or income or partly from both for: (1) advances made for the convenience, benefit, or protection of the trust or its property; (2) expenses incurred while administering or protecting the trust or because of the trustee's holding or owning any of the trust property; and (3) expenses incurred for any action taken under Section 113.025. (b) The trustee has a lien against trust property to secure reimbursement under Subsection (a). (c) A potential trustee is entitled to reimbursement from trust principal or income or partly from both for reasonable expenses incurred for any action taken under Section 113.025(a) if: (1) a court orders reimbursement or the potential trustee has entered into a written agreement providing for reimbursement with the personal representative of the estate, the trustee of the trust, the settlor, the settlor's attorney-in-fact, the settlor's personal representative, or the person or entity designated in the trust instrument or will to appoint a trustee; and (2) the potential trustee has been appointed trustee under the terms of the trust instrument or will or has received a written request to accept the trust from the settlor, the settlor's attorney-in-fact, the settlor's personal representative, or the person or entity designated in the trust instrument or will to appoint a trustee.