Texas HB4035 modifies requirements for orders and judgments in parent-child relationship suits, including notice and service of process and separate.

Texas HB4035 amends the Family Code to change how certain orders and judgments are handled in suits affecting the parent-child relationship. It allows courts to consider due process requirements met if notice is delivered to a party's most recent address or email. The bill also mandates that judgments for attorney's fees or expenses be rendered separately from judgments confirming arrearages. These changes apply to pending cases and those filed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas HB4035 modifies requirements for orders and judgments in parent-child relationship suits, including notice and service of process and separate.

Texas HB4035 amends the Family Code to change how certain orders and judgments are handled in suits affecting the parent-child relationship. It allows courts to consider due process requirements met if notice is delivered to a party's most recent address or email. The bill also mandates that judgments for attorney's fees or expenses be rendered separately from judgments confirming arrearages. These changes apply to pending cases and those filed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.