In re Bil.I.
Citations
- 208 N.E.3d 867
- 2023 Ohio 434
Syllabus
Juvenile court did not err by granting permanent custody of children to Franklin County Children Services (\FCCS\). Appellants failed to challenge prior findings that FCCS engaged in reasonable efforts to reunify children and could not challenge those earlier findings after the permanent custody decision. There was competent, credible evidence to support the juvenile court's conclusion that granting permanent custody was in the children's best interest although the juvenile court did not expressly address the language and cultural issues in the case, it did not clearly lose its way in concluding that granting permanent custody was in the children's best interest.
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- “The United States is immune from suit unless Congress has expressly waived its sovereign immunity”
- “The United States is immune from suit unless Congress has expressly waived its sovereign immunity”
- “The United States is immune from suit unless Congress has expressly waived its sovereign immunity”
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Judges: Dorrian
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