Weatherly v. Byrd
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McGEE, Justice.
This appeal arises from an action by the guardian of an incompetent settlor to revoke a revocable inter vivos trust. Two issues are presented by this appeal. First, it must be determined if a guardian has the authority to exercise an incompetent set-tlor-ward’s right of revocation without seeking court authorization. Second, if court authorization is necessary, it must be determined whether the probate court or the district court has jurisdiction to enter such an order. This cause was filed in the Probate Court of Tarrant County which subsequently entered an order authorizing…
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