Tex. App. Ct., 14th Dist. (Houston)· 7/3/2008

In Re Smith

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260 S.W.3d 568
2008 Tex. App. LEXIS 4942
2008 WL 2611216

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applying best-interest test after concluding parental presumption did not apply because child's managing conservators were grandfather and his wife, not child's parents
applying best-interest test after concluding parental presumption did not apply because child’s managing conservators were grandfather and his wife, not child’s parents
reviewing applicable standing provisions in Texas Family Code to determine whether purported father had standing
applying best-interest test after concluding parental presumption did not apply where child's managing conservators were grandfather and his wife and grandmother sought access to and possession of child
applying best- interest test after concluding parental presumption did not apply where child’s managing conservators were grandfather and his wife and grandmother sought access to and possession of child

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Judges: Kem Thompson Frost

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