Conservatorship Order: Non-Parent(s) Appointed Conservator
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This form is a court order used to officially name a non-parent as a managing conservator for a child. It details the specific rights and duties that the appointed non-parent will have regarding the child's care, education, and medical treatment.
The court describes it as: Incorporate terms for a non-parent to be a child’s managing conservator in a Texas court order.
Where this fits in a case
JudgmentStage: Judgment
This form is used when a court needs to legally appoint a person who is not a parent to act as the managing conservator for a child.
Prepared by the court or clerk.
Common questions
- What does this form do?
- This form is a court order that officially appoints a non-parent to be the managing conservator of a child. It lists the rights and duties of that appointed person.
- Who fills out this form?
- The form is a court order, meaning the judge or court clerk is the one who completes and signs it.
- Does this form involve filing fees?
- The provided text does not mention any filing fees associated with this order.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.
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