Yes, there are several special considerations when filing a claim involving a child in Texas. The court may appoint a guardian ad litem to represent the child's best interests. Additionally, any settlement or award may require court approval to ensure it is in the child’s best interest and to protect their rights. The funds may be managed through a trust or structured settlement to provide financial security for the child's future needs.

To support a child injury claim in Texas, you will need to gather and present various types of evidence. This includes medical records documenting the child’s injuries and treatment, photographs of the injury and accident scene, witness statements, and any relevant reports from authorities or incident documentation. Additionally, keeping records of all related expenses, such as medical bills and lost wages, is essential. This evidence helps to establish the severity of the injury and the impact it has had on the child and the family.