Texas HB2645 amends the Family Code to allow grandparents to seek possession or access to a grandchild under specific conditions.

Texas HB2645 amends the Family Code to allow grandparents to seek possession or access to a grandchild if certain conditions are met. The court may grant possession or access if at least one biological or adoptive parent has not had their parental rights terminated and the grandparent proves that denying them access would significantly impair the child's physical health or emotional well-being. The grandparent must also show that the child's parent is incarcerated, incompetent, deceased, or lacks possession or access.

Texas HB2645 amends the Family Code to allow grandparents to seek possession or access to a grandchild under specific conditions.

Texas HB2645 amends the Family Code to allow grandparents to seek possession or access to a grandchild if certain conditions are met. The court may grant possession or access if at least one biological or adoptive parent has not had their parental rights terminated and the grandparent proves that denying them access would significantly impair the child's physical health or emotional well-being. The grandparent must also show that the child's parent is incarcerated, incompetent, deceased, or lacks possession or access.