107.017 – APPOINTMENT OF AMICUS ATTORNEY PROHIBITED. The
Texas Family Code § 107.017
Summary
This law prohibits courts from appointing an amicus attorney in cases initiated by governmental entities. It ensures that these entities do not have additional legal representation imposed by the court, maintaining the integrity of their position in legal proceedings.
No amicus attorney appointments in governmental entity suits.
Maintains the integrity of governmental legal representation.
Effective since September 1, 2003.
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