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Texas Family Code - FAM § 262.2011. Confirmation of Required Notice Provided

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Before commencement of the full adversary hearing, the court shall, in writing and in open court, confirm with an alleged perpetrator that:

(1) before interviewing the alleged perpetrator, the Department of Family and Protective Services informed the person of the person's right to:

(A) create an audio or video recording of the interview under Section 261.3027;  and

(B) request an administrative review of the Department of Family and Protective Services' findings under Section 261.3091;  and

(2) when the Department of Family and Protective Services first contacted the alleged perpetrator after initiating an investigation of a parent or other person having legal custody of a child, the department provided the person with the information required by Section 261.307.

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