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· 1/18/2002

C.W. v. State Department of Human Res.

Citations

  • 826 So. 2d 171
  • 2001 Ala. Civ. App. LEXIS 921
  • 2002 WL 63693

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  • determining that the children in question were dependent after considering the mother's refusal to sever her relationship with an abusive boyfriend, whose attitude toward the Department of Human Resources hindered the mother's ability to reunite with her children
  • determining that the children in question were dependent after considering the mother's refusal to sever her relationship with an abusive boyfriend, whose attitude toward the Department of Human Resources hindered the mother's ability to reunite with her children
  • determining that the children in question were dependent after considering the mother's refusal to sever her relationship with an abusive boyfriend, whose attitude toward the Department of Human Resources hindered the mother's ability to reunite with her children
  • determining that the children in question were dependent after considering the mother's refusal to sever her relationship with an abusive boyfriend, whose attitude toward the Department of Human Resources hindered the mother's ability to reunite with her children
  • determining that the children in question were dependent after considering the mother's refusal to sever her relationship with an abusive boyfriend, whose attitude toward the Department of Human Resources hindered the mother's ability to reunite with her children
  • determining that the children in question were dependent after considering the mother's refusal to sever her relationship with an abusive boyfriend, whose attitude toward the Department of Human Resources hindered the mother's ability to reunite with her children

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