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Tex. Family Code § 202.001 Appointment
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Sec. 202.001. APPOINTMENT. (a) After an order for child support or possession of or access to a child has been rendered, a court may appoint a friend of the court on: (1) the request of a person alleging that the order has been violated; or (2) its own motion. (b) A court may app…
Tex. Family Code § 202.002 Authority and Duties
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Sec. 202.002. AUTHORITY AND DUTIES. (a) A friend of the court may coordinate nonjudicial efforts to improve compliance with a court order relating to child support or possession of or access to a child by use of: (1) telephone communication; (2) written communication; (3) one or …
Tex. Family Code § 202.003 Duty of Local Offices and Officials To Report
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Sec. 202.003. DUTY OF LOCAL OFFICES AND OFFICIALS TO REPORT. A local domestic relations office, a local registry, or a court official designated to receive child support under a court order shall, if ordered by the court, report to the court or a friend of the court on a monthly …
Tex. Family Code § 202.004 Access To Information
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Sec. 202.004. ACCESS TO INFORMATION. A friend of the court may arrange access to child support payment records by electronic means if the records are computerized. Added by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 20, Sec. 1, eff. April 20, 1995.