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Texas appeals court lifts 500-foot ban on granddaughter in family trust dispute

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A Texas appeals court has dissolved an order that kept a granddaughter from coming within 500 feet of property held by a family trust. The appellate panel concluded the lower court had neglected to schedule a trial date and to state how much security was required. The broader conflict over control of the Barbara Tolbert Revocable Trust and competing inheritance claims within the family is still unresolved. The ruling addresses procedural shortcomings rather than the merits of the underlying dispute. Further proceedings in the lower court will determine how the trust matter moves forward.

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