107.021 – DISCRETIONARY APPOINTMENTS. (a) In a suit in
Texas Family Code § 107.021
Summary
This law allows courts to appoint legal representatives, such as amicus attorneys or guardians ad litem, in cases concerning a child's best interests. It applies to non-governmental suits regarding custody or parental rights, ensuring that children's voices are represented in legal proceedings.
Court may appoint legal representatives in child custody cases.
Applies to non-governmental suits regarding children's best interests.
Includes amicus attorneys, attorneys ad litem, and guardians ad litem.
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