In re B.S.

Citations

• 2024 Ohio 5183

Syllabus

Permanent custody-trial court's judgment was not against the manifest weight of the evidence; evidence showed that appellant remained living with her boyfriend even though the agency informed appellant that her boyfriend was a \problem\ appellant agreed that staying in a relationship with her boyfriend was not healthy and had been close to reunifying with the children, but she decided to abandon her efforts to reunify with the children and returned to living with her boyfriend; the children stated that they did not want to live with appellant's boyfriend; the children made some abuse allegations involving appellant's boyfriend; and the children had been in the agency's temporary custody for more than two years when the agency filed its permanent custody motion any failure of guardian ad litem to comply with Sup.R. 48.03 did not constitute reversible error and did not affect the outcome of the proceedings.