In Re Adoption of M.E.P.

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• concluding subsection 2511(a)(2) was met where trial court credited psychologist’s testimony regarding mother’s failure to perform parental duties and inability to learn to perform them in future
• explaining that termination under Section 2511(a)(8) does not require the court to evaluate a parent’s current willingness or ability to remedy the conditions that initially caused placement
• summarizing elements of Section 2511(a)(2) as: “(1) repeated and continued incapacity, abuse, neglect or refusal; (2
• setting forth three prongs for establishing valid termination under Section 2511(a)(8)
• “A child’s life simply cannot be put on hold in the hope that the parent will summon the ability to handle the responsibilities of parenting/’
• \A child's life simply cannot be put on hold in the hope that the parent will summon the ability to handle the responsibilities of parenting.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).