In Re B.M.
Syllabus
This case involves alleged child abuse by the mother's paramour. After receiving a referral for potential child abuse, the Department of Children's Services filed a dependency and neglect petition seeking injunctive relief, an ex parte order, and to transfer temporary legal custody of two minor children. After a hearing on the petition, the juvenile court found that the paramour committed severe child abuse. The paramour appealed to the circuit court. The circuit court also found there was clear and convincing evidence to show the paramour committed severe child abuse and that the abused child was dependent and neglected. We affirm the circuit court's findings and remand.
Judges: Judge Carma Dennis McGee
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