in the Interest of J.O.A., T.J.A.M., T.J.M., and C.T.M., Children
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DAVID M. MEDINA, Justice.
The Texas Family Code requires that a statement of points on which a party intends to appeal be presented to the trial court within fifteen days after the signing of a final order terminating parental rights. Tex. Fam.Code § 263.405(b). The Code further provides that an appellate court is to consider only those issues presented to the trial court in a timely filed statement of points. Id. § 263.405®. The issue in this parental rights termination case is whether the failure to follow these procedural rules in the Family Code precludes appellate review of an ineffective…
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