El Dorado Oil Works v. United States

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• holding that the trial court's conclusion of neglect was supported by its finding that respondent had not yet addressed persistent substance abuse problems
• holding reversal simply because of order's untimely filing would only further delay a determination of custody and respondent could not demonstrate prejudice
• holding reversal simply because of order's untimely filing would only further delay a determination of custody and respondent could not demonstrate prejudice
• affirming trial court's prediction of future neglect based on the mother's actions before the children were born
• no prejudice shown on adjudication and disposition orders entered over forty days after the hearing
• no prejudice shown on adjudication and disposition orders entered over forty days after the hearing

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