State Law In
Texas
What does state law say?
Current state criminal statutes do not address social hosting. However, some communities may have local ordinances on social hosting that can include fines and other penalties.
Can the adult be sued?
An adult (21 or older) may be sued for damages if they knowingly serve, provide, or allow alcohol to be served to a minor on premises they own or lease. An exception exists if the adult is the minor’s parent, guardian, or spouse; or the adult has been granted custody of the minor by a court.
Are there liability limits to the amount of money the adult can be sued for?
Not specified.