Texas appeals court upholds ending of biological mother's rights to foster-raised boy

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A Texas appeals court has upheld a lower court's decision to terminate the biological mother's parental rights over a young boy. The child has lived only with his foster parents for more than four years, since being placed in state care as an infant. The Texas Fourteenth Court of Appeals affirmed that the foster parents may proceed with adopting him. The court also ruled that newly updated affidavit stipulations do not change the outcome in this case.

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