Texas HB3819 allows remote technology use in uncontested probate proceedings, ensuring public access and providing guidelines.
Texas HB3819 amends the Estates Code to allow the use of teleconference and videoconference technology in uncontested probate proceedings. Courts must offer parties the option to attend remotely. Such proceedings are considered in open court, with decisions rendered through remote technology also considered in open court. Courts must ensure public access and provide guidelines for remote proceedings. These changes apply to proceedings pending or commenced after the Act's effective date of September 1, 2025.
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