Texas Penal Code 25.03

Texas Penal Code Section 25.03: Criminal interference with child custody explained, including defense strategies and legal remedies.

Texas Penal Code 25.03
Author: Ron Palmer
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Category: Page-single-meme
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Published: Oct 6, 2026
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Status: Published

Texas Penal Code 25.03

Interference with child custody.

Penalty: State jail felony up to 2 years in prison.

This pertains to a parent withholding the child from the other parent.

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