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The document is a legal reply submitted by the Guerreros in the Supreme Court of Texas regarding the termination of their parental rights to their child, F.C.G. It challenges the constitutionality of Texas Family Code Section 263.405(i), arguing that it deprives indigent parents of due process rights by requiring them to file a statement of points on appeal within fifteen days, which they claim is unfeasible given their circumstances. The Guerreros assert that this requirement undermines their ability to seek meaningful appellate review and that they did not waive their constitutional complaints.

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