Texas HB2495 clarifies the rights of parents and nonparents appointed as sole managing conservators of a child, particularly regarding school.
Texas HB2495 amends the Family Code to clarify the rights and duties of parents and nonparents appointed as sole managing conservators of a child. For parents, the bill specifies rights such as designating the child's primary residence, making education decisions, and enrolling the child in school. It also grants parents the right to consent to medical treatments and to represent the child in legal matters. For nonparents, the bill outlines rights including consent to medical treatments and decisions about the child's education and school enrollment.
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