J.W. v. T.D.

In this appeal, J.W. (“the father”) argues that the Houston Juvenile Court erred in separating his family by awarding custody of his five-year-old twins, Ba.R.W. and Br.R.W. (“the children”), to T.D. and B.D. (“the maternal uncle and aunt”) on the ground that the children are dependent. The father maintains that the record does not contain clear and convincing evidence of the dependency of the children, that the juvenile court could not have been clearly convinced of their dependency because the juvenile court awarded the father unsupervised visitation with the children, and that the juvenile…