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Texas Pattern Jury Charges

The Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Family is written by a committee of volunteer attorneys and judges with expertise in family law cases. A new edition of Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Family is scheduled for release in the spring of 2010. But we’d like to give Texas practitioners a chance to preview changes to the commentary on an important area of the law: preservation of error.

The committee strives for objective, well-drafted charges and commentary that accurately reflect Texas law. Your comments on this draft will help the committee achieve that goal. Use the comments section below to give us your feedback.

Click here to view the Proposed Changes (PDF File).

The 2008 Edition of Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Family is still available. Purchase your copy today.

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Proposed Changes to Texas Pattern Jury Charges – Family

December 18, 2009
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Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Family is written by a committee of volunteer attorneys and judges with expertise in family law cases. The committee meets regularly to revise the pattern jury charges to reflect current changes in the law. A new edition of Texas Pattern Jury Charges—Family is scheduled for release in the spring of 2010. But [...]

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