Family Law
172. Child Protective Services
We support reforming or replacing Child Protective Services, and we ask for legislation that would support due process in family court proceedings, oversight of the system, and, if requested by either party, a jury determining the outcome of any case. The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services or any agency, company, or occupation charged with protecting abused or neglected children and its employees will not enjoy any immunity when violating state, local, or federal laws, guidelines, or constitutional rights and protections.