Pena v. Garza

How courts have described this case

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• finding evidence of past conduct \legally and factually sufficient to sustain the protective order\
• noting conflicting evidence at trial and trial court’s role as factfinder, and holding legally and factually sufficient evidence supported future family violence finding
• noting conflicting evidence at trial and trial court’s role as factfinder, and holding legally and factually sufficient evidence supported future family violence finding
• finding evidence of past conduct “legally and factually sufficient to sustain the protective order”
• finding evidence of past conduct “legally and factually sufficient to sustain the protective order”
• statutory requirement for findings in protective-order cases trumps right to findings under Texas Rules of Civil Procedure

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).