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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Byrne finds the trial court properly ruled to appoint the paternal grandmother of a child as the managing conservator, ruling against the child’s father to appoint him as conservator. There exists both legally and factually sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that the father was not meeting his child’s physical and emotional needs. Affirmed.
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