Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 8/1/2017

In re: C.M.P., C.Q.M.P.

Citations

803 S.E.2d 853
254 N.C. App. 647
2017 WL 3254487
2017 N.C. App. LEXIS 614

Syllabus

Motion to Continue Termination Parental Rights Repetition of Neglect Reasonable Progress

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“[R]espondent’s motion to continue was not based on a constitutional right, and we review the trial court’s denial of the motion for abuse of discretion.”
\A parent's failure to make progress in completing a case plan is indicative of a likelihood of future neglect.\
“[T]his court has held that a parent’s due process rights are not violated when parental rights are terminated at a hearing at which the parent is not present.”
“[T]his court has held that a parent’s due process rights are not violated when parental rights are terminated at a hearing at which the parent is not present.”

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Judges: Bryant, Murphy

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