152.310 – HEARING AND ORDER. (a) Unless the court issues
Texas Family Code § 152.310
Summary
This law outlines the process for a court to grant immediate physical custody of a child to a petitioner. It specifies that such an order can only be issued if the respondent fails to prove that the custody determination is unregistered or that the issuing court lacked jurisdiction.
Court grants immediate custody if petitioner is entitled.
Respondent must prove custody determination is unregistered.
Jurisdiction of the issuing court can affect custody orders.
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