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In Texas, a wrongful death claim  lets the spouse, children, or parents  recover for losses caused by a loved one’s death; if they don’t file within 3 months , the executor  may file. A separate survival action  belongs to the estate  for the decedent’s own pre-death injuries. Most claims have a 2-year  deadline. Special caps apply in medical malpractice  deaths. At a Glance: Wrongful Death in Texas Who can sue: spouse, children, parents; executor after 3 months if they don’

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