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The appeal raises questions about when and how heavily that courts should consider parental rights during disputes where a non-parent is seeking possession of or access to a child from a parent.
April 22, 2020 at 03:22 PM
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The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a closely watched case by family law attorneys and public policy groups.
Constitutional rights of parents are at play in the child-custody dispute between a father and the former fiancé of a mother who died in a car accident.
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