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The Texas Family Code provides a list of twenty-seven rights and duties that a person may have to a child. Of those, most child custody disputes focus on only four of these rights:
- The right to establish the primary residence of the child;
- The right to consent to non-emergency medical, dental, psychiatric, psychological and surgical treatment involving invasive procedures;
- The right to make education decisions; and
- The right to receive, or the duty to pay, child support.
Being a parent or guardian is much more than just having possession of a child. These rights and duties will ...
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