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SB323

02/03/2025 , Texas , Legislation , Custody Disputes - Children , Custody Disputes - Parents , Termination of Parental Rights (Private) - Birth Parents , Termination of Parental Rights (Private) - Children

SB323: Non-substantive: Amends family code sections covering permissive appointment of amicus counsel for parents or children in custody and TPR (Private) matters

Bill Status: Active

Last action (on 02/03/2025): Referred to Jurisprudence

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