Barkley v. Cullum

How courts have described this case

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• mother's lack of involvement in her children's welfare and failure to comply with case plan goals supported finding that deprivation was likely to continue
• “[flrom the mother’s past parental deprivation, the juvenile court was authorized to infer that the children’s deprivation was likely to continue”
• mother’s lack of involvement in her children’s welfare and failure to comply with case plan goals supported finding that deprivation was likely to continue
• mother unable to substantiate claims that she called and wrote her children numerous times
• mother unable to substantiate claims that she called and wrote her children numerous times
• in termination of parental rights case, trial counsel not ineffective where she attempted several times to contact the mother, who had moved and disconnected her telephone; mother bore some responsibility for failure to present certain information to court

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).