What is necessary for a seller to complete a transfer of property without requiring a disclosure?

The correct answer reflects a fundamental aspect of property transactions in Texas law. When property is sold under a court order, it typically means that the sale is being conducted as part of a legal process, such as a foreclosure or estate settlement. In such instances, the court may determine that disclosure requirements can be waived to facilitate the transaction and expedite the administration of justice. This allows the transfer of property to proceed without the usual legal obligations that sellers have regarding disclosing defects or other issues with a property.

In contrast, transferring property to family members or selling at a particular price does not inherently exempt a seller from disclosure obligations. Additionally, fiduciary matters often have their own specific rules, but do not generally preclude the requirement for disclosure unless stated otherwise by law. Thus, only transactions executed under a court order are typically free from the standard disclosure requirements, making it the appropriate choice.