152.208 – JURISDICTION DECLINED BY REASON OF CONDUCT. (a)
Texas Family Code § 152.208
Summary
This law allows Texas courts to decline jurisdiction in child custody cases if a party has engaged in unjustifiable conduct. It primarily affects parents and guardians involved in custody disputes, ensuring that courts do not reward improper behavior.
Courts may decline jurisdiction due to unjustifiable conduct.
Requires acquiescence from all parents for jurisdiction to proceed.
Exceptions apply if another court has jurisdiction.
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