how often does the letter r occur in:
protective orders, and collaborative law.
of or access to the child becomes a final, appealable order.
sec. 102.004.  standing for grandparent or other person.
the childs physical health or emotional development.
the order is filed for record.
(2)  the agreement is not in the childs best interest.
the court in determining the best interests of the child.
be part of the record in the case.
states, or a foreign government.
(7)  any other relevant factor.
conflicting weekend or thursday [wednesday] periods of possession.
of the child on the first weekend of each month beginning at 6 p.m.
any court order applicable when a parent is not deployed.
the requirements of section 155.204(a).
county for six months or longer.
of the filing of the motion.
denying that grounds for the transfer exist.
the date the hearing is concluded.
proceeding is not subject to interlocutory appeal.
transfer the files as provided by this subchapter.
[(4)]  a certified copy of each final order [rendered].
the transferred pleadings and other requested documents [files].
pleadings and other requested documents [files].
courts local registry that the suit has been docketed.
person is in the best interest of the child.
conditions for the possession of or access to a child.
person designated by the deployed conservator.
changed since the date of the orders rendition.
resources during the period of service.
grounds described by subsection (a).
financially responsible for the child.
or filed on or after the effective date of this act.

user
The total number of "r"s in that passage is 95.
assistant