Texas § 107.1025 EFFECT OF MENTAL EXAMINATION.

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§ 107.1025 — EFFECT OF MENTAL EXAMINATION.

Texas § 107.1025

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Tex. Family Code Code Ann. § 107.1025 (2026).

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Sec. 107.1025. EFFECT OF MENTAL EXAMINATION. A mental examination described by Rule 204.4, Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, does not by itself satisfy the requirements for a child custody evaluation under this subchapter. A mental examination may be included in the report required under this subchapter and relied on by the child custody evaluator to the extent the evaluator considers appropriate under the circumstances.

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Sec. 107.1025. EFFECT OF MENTAL EXAMINATION. A mental examination described by Rule 204.4, Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, does not by itself satisfy the requirements for a child custody evaluation under this subchapter. A mental examination may be included in the report required under this subchapter and relied on by the child custody evaluator to the extent the evaluator considers appropriate under the circumstances.