Texas SB323 amends the Family Code to establish qualifications and duties for amicus attorneys in suits affecting parent-child relationships.
Texas SB323 amends the Family Code to define "amicus attorney" as an attorney appointed by the court to assist in protecting a child's best interests. The bill outlines qualifications for amicus attorneys, including being licensed in Texas, practicing law for at least two years, and having training in child advocacy. Amicus attorneys must disclose conflicts of interest and cannot offer opinions on conservatorships (1)
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