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What to know about Child Protective Services

Posted on Mar 1, 2018 By Evan Hochschild
Unfortunately children suffer from abuse and neglect at the hands of caregivers or other adults all too often. With this in mind Child Protective Services ( CPS ) functions within the Texas Department ...
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Involuntary Termination of Parental Rights in Texas

Posted on Jun 23, 2017 By Law Office of Bryan Fagan
Something our office gets a lot of questions regarding is the termination of parental rights. Many of these questions are from fathers who do not want to pay child support. I generally have to tell ...
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