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153.001 – PUBLIC POLICY. (a) The public policy of this | Texas Law

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153.001 – PUBLIC POLICY. (a) The public policy of this

Texas Family Code § 153.001

Summary

This law establishes the public policy in Texas regarding child custody and parenting after separation. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining contact between children and capable parents while ensuring a safe environment for the child.

Promotes frequent contact between children and responsible parents.

Ensures a safe and stable environment for children.

Encourages shared parenting responsibilities post-separation.

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