153.131 – PRESUMPTION THAT PARENT TO BE APPOINTED MANAGING
Texas Family Code § 153.131
Summary
This law establishes a presumption that a parent will be appointed as the managing conservator of a child, unless evidence suggests that such an appointment would harm the child's well-being. It applies to custody decisions in family law cases involving children.
Presumes a parent as managing conservator unless proven otherwise.
Focuses on the child's best interest and welfare.
Allows for rebuttal against the presumption if harm is shown.
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