Texas § 153.6071 PRESUMPTION OF GOOD FAITH; REMOVAL OF PARENTING FACILITATOR.

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§ 153.6071 — PRESUMPTION OF GOOD FAITH; REMOVAL OF PARENTING FACILITATOR.

Texas § 153.6071

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Tex. Family Code Code Ann. § 153.6071 (2026).

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Sec. 153.6071. PRESUMPTION OF GOOD FAITH; REMOVAL OF PARENTING FACILITATOR.

(a)It is a rebuttable presumption that a parenting facilitator is acting in good faith if the parenting facilitator's services have been conducted as provided by this subchapter and the standard of care applicable to the professional license held by the parenting facilitator.

(b)Except as otherwise provided by this section, the court may remove the parenting facilitator in the court's discretion.

(c)The court shall remove the parenting facilitator:

(1)on the request and agreement of all parties;

(2)on the request of the parenting facilitator;

(3)on the motion of a party, if good cause is shown; or

(4)if the parenting facilitator ceases to satisfy the minimum qualifications required by Section 153.6101 .

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Sec. 153.6071. PRESUMPTION OF GOOD FAITH; REMOVAL OF PARENTING FACILITATOR. (a) It is a rebuttable presumption that a parenting facilitator is acting in good faith if the parenting facilitator's services have been conducted as provided by this subchapter and the standard of care applicable to the professional license held by the parenting facilitator.
(b) Except as otherwise provided by this section, the court may remove the parenting facilitator in the court's discretion.
(c) The court shall remove the parenting facilitator:
(1) on the request and agreement of all parties;
(2) on the request of the parenting facilitator;
(3) on the motion of a party, if good cause is shown; or
(4) if the parenting facilitator ceases to satisfy the minimum qualifications required by Section 153.6101 .