Texas § 107.0275 REMOVAL OF AMICUS ATTORNEY.

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§ 107.0275 — REMOVAL OF AMICUS ATTORNEY.

Texas § 107.0275

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Tex. Family Code Code Ann. § 107.0275 (2026).

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Sec. 107.0275. REMOVAL OF AMICUS ATTORNEY. The court:

(1)may remove an amicus attorney if the parties agree to the removal; and

(2)shall remove an amicus attorney if, after notice and hearing, the court finds that the amicus attorney:

(A)does not have the minimum qualifications to serve as an amicus attorney under Section 107.0245 or 107.025;

(B)has a conflict of interest or bias under Section 107.0255(a) that is not exempted under that section;

(C)fails to perform duties under Section 107.0265 or ordered by the court;

(D)violates a standard of care under Section 107.026; or

(E)requests to be removed because a party to the suit has prevented the amicus attorney from fulfilling the duties of the amicus attorney. SUBCHAPTER C. APPOINTMENT OF VOLUNTEER ADVOCATES

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Sec. 107.0275. REMOVAL OF AMICUS ATTORNEY. The court:
(1) may remove an amicus attorney if the parties agree to the removal; and
(2) shall remove an amicus attorney if, after notice and hearing, the court finds that the amicus attorney:
(A) does not have the minimum qualifications to serve as an amicus attorney under Section 107.0245 or 107.025;
(B) has a conflict of interest or bias under Section 107.0255(a) that is not exempted under that section;
(C) fails to perform duties under Section 107.0265 or ordered by the court;
(D) violates a standard of care under Section 107.026; or
(E) requests to be removed because a party to the suit has prevented the amicus attorney from fulfilling the duties of the amicus attorney.
SUBCHAPTER C. APPOINTMENT OF VOLUNTEER ADVOCATES