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Doe v. Roe

Citations

  • 690 S.E.2d 573
  • 386 S.C. 624
  • 2010 S.C. LEXIS 37

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  • stating the family court is in a better position “to evaluate [witness] credibility and assign comparative weight to their testimony”
  • stating the family court is in a better position \to evaluate [witness] credibility and assign comparative weight to their testimony\
  • acknowledging Father’s attempts to provide support and seek visitation when child was nine months old but finding such effort “came too late for it to have any significant import”
  • finding the father willfully failed to visit where he was aware he was the father but he failed to request visitation, and he waited nine months old to file an action for visitation
  • finding the father's failure to visit his child for nine months after the child was born signified a conscious indifference to the needs of the child, and therefore termination of parental rights was in the best interest of the child

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Judges: Waller, Toal, Beatty, Moore, Pleicones

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