M.C. v. Texas Department of Family & Protective Services

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• holding that mother did not regularly visit or maintain significant contact with the child when she visited only six to eight times in a twelve-month period
• holding that mother did not regularly visit or maintain significant contact with the child when she visited only six to eight times in a twelve-month period
• holding that mother did not regularly visit or maintain significant contact with the child when she visited only six to eight times in a twelve-month period
• holding mother did not regularly visit or maintain significant contact with the child when she visited only six to eight times in a twelve-month period
• finding evidence legally and factually sufficient to show parent did not regularly visit or maintain significant contact when the parent only visited the child six to eight times over twelve months
• finding evidence legally and factually sufficient to show parent was unable to provide child with a safe environment when the parent lacked stability and failed to complete recommended therapy and parenting classes

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).