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Senator Parker proposes 180-day trial deadline for temporary managing conservatorship cases
3096773 · April 23, 2025
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Summary
Senator Parker introduced a committee substitute for Senate Bill 21‑65 to require trials in temporary managing conservatorship cases to begin within 180 days of a child being found; the committee sent up the substitute and left the bill pending.
Senator Parker laid out a committee substitute to Senate Bill 21 65 that would require a trial in temporary managing conservatorship cases to commence within 180 days of a child being found.
The change is aimed at reducing delays for children in conservatorship. “The substitute simply clarifies that in temporary…
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