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Tex. Health and Safety Code § 246.092

APPLICATION FOR COURT ORDER FOR REHABILITATION OR LIQUIDATION

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Tex. Health and Safety Code § 246.092, APPLICATION FOR COURT ORDER FOR REHABILITATION OR LIQUIDATION, Texas, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/669652
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(a) The commissioner shall request the attorney general to apply to a district court of this state, or to the federal bankruptcy court that has exercised jurisdiction over a provider or facility, for an order directing the appointment of a trustee to rehabilitate or liquidate the facility if the commissioner elects not to place the facility under supervision and: (1) the provider draws from the provider's loan reserve fund escrow an amount greater than permitted by Section 246.078; (2) the provider does not repay the loan reserve fund escrow as required by Section 246.078; (3) the board determines, after a complaint and investigation, that the provider is financially unsound or is unable to meet the income or available cash projections previously filed by the provider and that the ability of the provider to fully perform its obligations under continuing care contracts is endangered; or (4) the provider is bankrupt, insolvent, or has filed for protection from creditors under a federal or state reorganization, bankruptcy, or insolvency law. (b) In connection with an application for an order to rehabilitate or liquidate a facility, the court shall consider the manner in which the welfare of persons who have previously contracted with the provider for continuing care at the facility may be best served, and may order that the proceeds of a lien imposed under Section 246.111 may be used in full or partial payment of entrance fees to other facilities on behalf of the residents of the facility being liquidated.