· 5/13/2010
Jordan v. Dossey
Citations
- 325 S.W.3d 700
- 2010 Tex. App. LEXIS 3672
- 2010 WL 1948280
How courts have described this case
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- holding that danger to child need not be established as independent proposition and may be inferred from parental misconduct even if conduct is not directed at child and child suffers no actual injury
- holding that danger to child need not be established as independent proposition and may be inferred from parental misconduct even if conduct is not directed at child and child suffers no actual injury
- holding that danger to child need not be established as independent proposition and may be inferred from parental misconduct even if conduct is not directed at child and child suffers no actual injury
- holding that danger to child need not be established as independent proposition and may be inferred from parental misconduct even if conduct is not directed at child and child suffers no actual injury
- holding that danger to child need not be established as independent proposition and may be inferred from parental misconduct even if conduct is not directed at child and child suffers no actual injury
- holding that danger to child need not be 9 established as independent proposition and may be inferred from parental misconduct even if conduct is not directed at child and child suffers no actual injury
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Judges: Elsa Alcala
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