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If a parent gives up a parental relationship with his child and withholds financial support then the child can be considered abandoned within six months to one year in Texas. Full parental rights can be given to the other parent if they are eligible. The child can be placed in temporary custody at another home as well.

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if the parents or parent is in jail for 4 months or longer at one time it is abandonment.

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