Effect of Voided Marriage
Source:
Section 123.104 — Effect of Voided Marriage, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/ES/htm/ES.123.htm#123.104 (accessed May 18, 2024).
123.001
Will Provisions Made Before Dissolution of Marriage 123.002
Treatment of Decedent’s Former Spouse 123.051
Definitions 123.052
Revocation of Certain Nontestamentary Transfers 123.053
Effect of Revocation 123.054
Liability of Certain Purchasers or Recipients of Certain Payments, Benefits, or Property 123.055
Liability of Former Spouse for Certain Payments, Benefits, or Property 123.056
Certain Trusts with Divorced Individuals as Joint Settlors 123.101
Proceeding to Void Marriage Based on Mental Capacity Pending at Time of Death 123.102
Application to Void Marriage After Death 123.103
Action on Application to Void Marriage After Death 123.104
Effect of Voided Marriage 123.151
Designation of Former Spouse or Relative of Former Spouse on Certain Multiple-party Accounts
Will Provisions Made Before Dissolution of Marriage 123.002
Treatment of Decedent’s Former Spouse 123.051
Definitions 123.052
Revocation of Certain Nontestamentary Transfers 123.053
Effect of Revocation 123.054
Liability of Certain Purchasers or Recipients of Certain Payments, Benefits, or Property 123.055
Liability of Former Spouse for Certain Payments, Benefits, or Property 123.056
Certain Trusts with Divorced Individuals as Joint Settlors 123.101
Proceeding to Void Marriage Based on Mental Capacity Pending at Time of Death 123.102
Application to Void Marriage After Death 123.103
Action on Application to Void Marriage After Death 123.104
Effect of Voided Marriage 123.151
Designation of Former Spouse or Relative of Former Spouse on Certain Multiple-party Accounts
