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Texas Statutes, Title FA

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Title FA, Family Code

81 chapters · 2,346 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title FA2,346 Ch 264, Chapter 264184 Ch 157, Chapter 15798 Ch 160, Chapter 16097 Ch 153, Chapter 15392 Ch 107, Chapter 10789 Ch 162, Chapter 16279 Ch 159, Chapter 15977 Ch 261, Chapter 26171 Ch 154, Chapter 15470 Ch 262, Chapter 26270 Ch 6, Chapter 669 Ch 8, Chapter 868 Ch 201, Chapter 20168 Ch 231, Chapter 23165

62 sections·Filtered byTitle FA✕Ch 263✕

Tex. Family Code § 263.502 Permanency Progress Report After Final Order
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Sec. 263.502. PERMANENCY PROGRESS REPORT AFTER FINAL ORDER. (a) Not later than the 10th day before the date set for a permanency hearing after a final order is rendered, the department shall file a permanency progress report with the court and provide a copy to each person entitl…
Tex. Family Code § 263.5031 Permanency Hearings Following Final Order
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Sec. 263.5031. PERMANENCY HEARINGS FOLLOWING FINAL ORDER. (a) At each permanency hearing after the court renders a final order, the court shall: (1) identify all persons and parties present at the hearing; (2) review the efforts of the department or other agency in notifying pers…
Tex. Family Code § 263.601 Definitions
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Sec. 263.601. DEFINITIONS. In this subchapter: (1) "Extended foster care" means a residential living arrangement in which a young adult voluntarily delegates to the department responsibility for the young adult's placement and care and in which the young adult resides with a fost…
Tex. Family Code § 263.6015 Trial Independence
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Sec. 263.6015. TRIAL INDEPENDENCE. (a) A young adult is assigned trial independence status when the young adult: (1) does not enter extended foster care at the time of the young adult's 18th birthday; or (2) exits extended foster care before the young adult's 21st birthday. (b) E…

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Tex. Family Code § 263.602 Extended Jurisdiction

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Sec. 263.602. EXTENDED JURISDICTION. (a) Except as provided by Subsection (f), a court that had jurisdiction over a young adult on the day before the young adult's 18th birthday continues to have extended jurisdiction over the young adult and shall retain the case on the court's …

Tex. Family Code § 263.6021 Voluntary Extended Jurisdiction For Young Adult Receiving Transitional Living Services

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Sec. 263.6021. VOLUNTARY EXTENDED JURISDICTION FOR YOUNG ADULT RECEIVING TRANSITIONAL LIVING SERVICES. (a) Notwithstanding Section 263.602, a court that had jurisdiction over a young adult on the day before the young adult's 18th birthday may, at the young adult's request, render…

Tex. Family Code § 263.603 Extended Jurisdiction To Determine Guardianship

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Sec. 263.603. EXTENDED JURISDICTION TO DETERMINE GUARDIANSHIP. (a) Notwithstanding Section 263.6021, if the court believes that a young adult may be incapacitated as defined by Section 1002.017(2), Estates Code, the court may extend its jurisdiction on its own motion without the …

Tex. Family Code § 263.604 Guardian'S Consent To Extended Jurisdiction

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Sec. 263.604. GUARDIAN'S CONSENT TO EXTENDED JURISDICTION. (a) A guardian appointed for a young adult may request that the court extend the court's jurisdiction over the young adult. (b) A court that extends its jurisdiction over a young adult for whom a guardian is appointed may…

Tex. Family Code § 263.605 Continued Or Renewed Appointment of Attorney Ad Litem, Guardian Ad Litem, Or Volunteer Advocate

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Sec. 263.605. CONTINUED OR RENEWED APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEY AD LITEM, GUARDIAN AD LITEM, OR VOLUNTEER ADVOCATE. A court with extended jurisdiction under this subchapter may continue or renew the appointment of an attorney ad litem, guardian ad litem, or volunteer advocate for the …

Tex. Family Code § 263.606 Duties of Attorney Or Guardian Ad Litem

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Sec. 263.606. DUTIES OF ATTORNEY OR GUARDIAN AD LITEM. An attorney ad litem or guardian ad litem appointed for a young adult who receives services in the young adult's own home from a service provider or resides in an institution that is licensed, certified, or verified by a stat…

Tex. Family Code § 263.607 Prohibited Appointments and Orders

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Sec. 263.607. PROHIBITED APPOINTMENTS AND ORDERS. (a) The court may not appoint the department or the Department of Aging and Disability Services as the managing conservator or guardian of a young adult. (b) A court may not order the department to provide a service to a young adu…

Tex. Family Code § 263.608 Rights of Young Adult

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Sec. 263.608. RIGHTS OF YOUNG ADULT. A young adult who consents to the continued jurisdiction of the court has the same rights as any other adult of the same age. Added by Acts 2009, 81st Leg., R.S., Ch. 96 (H.B. 704), Sec. 1, eff. May 23, 2009.