Tex. Family Code § 262.014
This is the official text of Tex. Family Code § 262.014, part of Texas’s Family Code — governs marriage, divorce, child custody and support, and adoption.
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§ 262.014. DISCLOSURE OF CERTAIN EVIDENCE.
Official statutory text
On the request of the attorney for a parent who is a party in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship filed under this chapter, or the attorney ad litem for the parent's child, the Department of Family and Protective Services shall, before the full adversary hearing, provide:
(1) the name of any person, excluding a department employee, whom the department will call as a witness to any of the allegations contained in the petition filed by the department;
(2) a copy of any offense report relating to the allegations contained in the petition filed by the department that will be used in court to refresh a witness's memory; and
(3) a copy of any photograph, video, or recording that will be presented as evidence.
(1) the name of any person, excluding a department employee, whom the department will call as a witness to any of the allegations contained in the petition filed by the department;
(2) a copy of any offense report relating to the allegations contained in the petition filed by the department that will be used in court to refresh a witness's memory; and
(3) a copy of any photograph, video, or recording that will be presented as evidence.
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