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Chapter 752

Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

Subchapter A. General Provisions Regarding Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

752.001 Use, Meaning, and Effect of Statutory Durable Power of Attorney 752.002 Validity Not Affected 752.003 Prescribed Form Not Exclusive 752.004 Legal Sufficiency of Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

Subchapter B. Form of Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

752.051 Form 752.052 Modifying Statutory Form to Grant Specific Authority

Subchapter C. Construction of Powers Related to Statutory Durable Power of Attorney

752.101 Construction in General 752.102 Real Property Transactions 752.103 Tangible Personal Property Transactions 752.104 Stock and Bond Transactions 752.105 Commodity and Option Transactions 752.106 Banking and Other Financial Institution Transactions 752.107 Business Operation Transactions 752.108 Insurance and Annuity Transactions 752.109 Estate, Trust, and Other Beneficiary Transactions 752.110 Claims and Litigation 752.111 Personal and Family Maintenance 752.112 Benefits from Certain Governmental Programs or Civil or Military Service 752.113 Retirement Plan Transactions 752.114 Tax Matters 752.1145 Digital Asset Transactions 752.115 Existing Interests; Foreign Interests