· 4/4/1996
Delcourt v. Silverman
Citations
- 919 S.W.2d 777
- 1996 WL 100016
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that psychiatrist and guardian ad litem appointed to advise court on child custody matters were entitled to immunity
- holding that psychiatrist and guardian ad litem appointed to advise court on child custody matters were entitled to immunity
- court appointed psychologist and guardian ad litem appointed under article 11.10 of the Texas Family Code
- psychologist appointed to evaluate children in custody dispute entitled to absolute immunity by fulfilling \quasi-judicial functions intimately related to the judicial process\
- psychologist appointed to evaluate children in custody dispute entitled to absolute immunity by fulfilling “quasi-judicial functions intimately related to the judicial process”
- “[A] party is entitled to absolute immunity when the party is acting as an integral part of the judicial system or an ‘arm of the court.’ ”
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Judges: Yates, Fowler, O'Neill
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