· 1/15/1879
Haynes v. McGeehee
Citations
- 17 Fla. 159
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- concluding evidence supported endangerment when father continued to engaged in criminal activity that resulted in his imprisonment even when his parental rights were in jeopardy
- concluding evidence supported endangerment when father continued to engaged in eriminal activity that resulted in his imprisonment even when his parental rights were in jeopardy
- holding that (1) even after he knew his parental rights were in jeopardy, the father continued to engage in conduct that endangered the physical or emotional well being of the child, i.e., criminal activity resulting in repeated arrests, and (2) termination was in the child's best interest
- holding that (1) even after he knew his parental rights were in jeopardy, the father continued to engage in conduct that endangered the physical or emotional well being of the child, i.e., criminal activity resulting in repeated arrests, and (2) termination was in the child’s best interest
- considering conduct jeopardizing parental rights as part of course of conduct endangering well-being of child
- considering conduct jeopardizing parental rights as part of course of conduct endangering well-being of child
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