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Texas Family Code - FAM § 264.751. Definitions

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

In this subchapter:

(1) “Designated caregiver” means an individual who has a longstanding and significant relationship with a child or the family of a child for whom the department has been appointed managing conservator and who:

(A) is appointed to provide substitute care for the child, but is not verified by a licensed child-placing agency to operate an agency foster home under Chapter 42, Human Resources Code;  or

(B) is subsequently appointed permanent managing conservator of the child after providing the care described by Paragraph (A).

(2) “Relative” means a person related to a child by consanguinity as determined under Section 573.022, Government Code.

(3) “Relative caregiver” means a relative who:

(A) provides substitute care for a child for whom the department has been appointed managing conservator, but who is not verified by a licensed child-placing agency to operate an agency foster home under Chapter 42, Human Resources Code;  or

(B) is subsequently appointed permanent managing conservator of the child after providing the care described by Paragraph (A).

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