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Eric Bean - Understanding HB 1954 and SB 746 part two

Understanding Texas HB 1954 and SB 746: Potential Impacts on Guardianship Proceedings (Part 2)

April 29, 2025

FBFK Attorney Eric Bean examines how T-REP’s proposed bill could unintentionally broaden the court’s...

Eric Bean - Understanding HB 1954 and SB 746 part one

Understanding Texas HB 1954 and SB 746: Proposed Changes to Guardians ad Litem Appointments (Part 1)

April 29, 2025

FBFK Attorney Eric Bean details key concerns raised regarding SB 746/HB 1954, examining how the proposed...

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