Texas Administrative Code Title 1 Section 66.9

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.9 – Eligible Applicants

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(1) institutions of higher education having academic departments that are capable of research on marriage and divorce that will assist in determining programs, courses, and policies to help strengthen families and assist children whose parents are divorcing;

(2) counties that are creating and administering free or low cost premarital education courses;

(3) programs that are intended to reduce the amount of delinquent child support; and

(4) any other programs that the OAG determines will assist families in this state.

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