· 2/13/2014
Jennifer Nicole Compton v. Tammy Pfannenstiel and Timothy Reed
Citations
- 428 S.W.3d 881
- 2014 WL 576175
- 2014 Tex. App. LEXIS 1680
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- holding that we consider evidence in light favorable to trial court’s ruling
- stating that we use statutory framework provided by Family Code to determine grandparent’s standing to intervene under section 102.004
- holding, as part of de novo review of standing under section 102.004, that we review entire record to determine if trial court’s implied findings are supported by any evidence
- stating that “satisfactory proof” in section 102.004(a) is proof by preponderance of evidence as facts existed when suit was filed
- considering “drug use, recent criminal arrests, and extreme neglect of her children during the preceding eight months”
- considering grandmother’s evidence of parent’s “drug use, recent criminal arrests, and extreme neglect of her children during the preceding eight months” as factors relevant to standing analysis
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Judges: Keyes, Bland, Brown
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