Texas SB2014 amends Family Code to modify procedures for suits affecting parent-child relationships filed by the Department of Family and Protective.
Texas SB2014 amends the Family Code to revise policies and procedures for certain suits affecting the parent-child relationship filed by the Department of Family and Protective Services. It modifies the criteria for terminating parental rights, requiring clear and convincing evidence and specific findings by the court. The bill also outlines requirements for permanency hearings, including reviewing the child's best interests, the department's efforts, and the child's educational and medical needs.
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