Hollyway Cleaners & Laundry Co. v. Central National Insurance Co.

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• holding that the fact that parents may be morally blameless is not sufficient when psychological incapacity makes it impossible for them to adequately care for a child
• finding that the first prong was satisfied where a mother was incapable of parenting and managing stress due to her significant mental health diagnoses
• noting that a parent must actively work to improve himself or herself through the services offered by the Division
• stating that blamelessness of a mentally ill parent \is not sufficient to tip the scale in [his or her] favor\ if the illness impairs the ability to parent
• noting mental illness of a parent may create an environment where the parent is incapable of safely caring for the children
• affirming an order terminating a mother's parental rights to her son because the expert medical testimony clearly established the mother's lengthy history of mental illness prevented her from raising her son

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