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In Texas family law cases, temporary orders often shape daily life while a divorce or child custody matter is pending, covering issues like possession schedules, child support, use of the family home, and financial responsibilities. Understanding how courts evaluate the child’s best interests, parental involvement, and stability can help families prepare for these early hearings. This overview of temporary orders in Texas family law explains what judges typically consider and why preparation matters, while related guidance on child custody under Texas law offers useful context for parents navigating these decisions in real cases.