Why are names kept private in Texas appeals involving children?

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This question has been addressed in 5 Texas court opinion(s), including In the Interest of S.A., A.A., A.L.A., Children. Simply 'checking the boxes' of a court-ordered service plan is not enough to prevent the termination of parental rights; Texas courts require evidence of actual behavioral change and a demonstrated ability to provide a safe, stable environment.

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Why are names kept private in Texas appeals involving children?