Fleming v. Kimmel

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the trial court may terminate parental rights on the basis of only one statutory ground
• noting that trial courts should address all of the alleged grounds for termination to prevent delay in rendering a final decision
• noting that trial courts should address all of the alleged grounds for termination to prevent delay in rendering a final decision
• holding that “only a parent’s conduct in the four months immediately preceding the filing of a petition then before the court may be used as grounds to terminate parental rights under Tennessee Code Annotated section 36-1- 102(1)(A)(i)”
• noting that the trial court is only required to find one statutory ground for terminating a parent’s rights
• noting that the trial court is only required to find one statutory ground for terminating a parent’s rights

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