153.134 – COURT-ORDERED JOINT CONSERVATORSHIP. (a) If a
Texas Family Code § 153.134
Summary
This law allows a court to appoint parents as joint managing conservators if no agreed parenting plan is filed. The court must determine that this arrangement serves the best interests of the child, taking into account various factors related to the child's needs and parental capabilities.
Court can appoint joint managing conservators without a parenting plan.
Best interest of the child is the primary consideration.
Factors include child's emotional and developmental needs.
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