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TX HB308
Bill
Status
11/12/2024
Primary Sponsor
James Talarico
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AI Summary
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Courts cannot deny or delay a divorce decree solely because one of the parties to the marriage is pregnant
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When a party discloses pregnancy during divorce proceedings, the suit must include a suit affecting the parent-child relationship regarding the unborn child under Title 5 of the Family Code
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Courts may sever parent-child relationship matters or marital estate division claims from the divorce case upon a showing of good cause, while issuing protective orders for parties, children, and marital assets
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No additional court fees may be charged for severed matters, and unadjudicated claims cannot be waived due to severance
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Parties to a divorce where one spouse is pregnant are granted standing to file an original suit affecting the parent-child relationship, and petitions must include the expected date of birth if the child is unborn
Legislative Description
Relating to a suit for dissolution of a marriage and associated suit affecting the parent-child relationship when a party is pregnant.
Family
Last Action
Referred to s/c on Family & Fiduciary Relationships by Speaker
2/28/2025