Ohio Court of Appeals· 4/1/2024

In re D.C.-F.

Citations

2024 Ohio 1237

Syllabus

Permanent Custody Manifest Weight of the Evidence Best Interest Reasonable Efforts. The trial court's judgment terminating parental rights was supported by clear and convincing evidence and was not against the manifest weight of the evidence. The trial court did not abuse its discretion by determining that the agency made reasonable efforts toward reunification under the circumstances presented in this appeal.

Judges: Zimmerman

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Cites

26 cases in this archive are cited by this case; the 20 most cited are listed.

State v. Thompkins
Ohio Supreme Court· 1997-05-14· cited 16,183×
Blakemore v. Blakemore
Ohio Supreme Court· 1983-07-06· cited 14,330×
Santosky v. Kramer
Supreme Court· 1982-02-22· cited 9,761×
Stanley v. Illinois
Supreme Court· 1972-04-03· cited 5,889×
Seasons Coal Co. v. City of Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court· 1984-04-18· cited 4,990×
C. E. Morris Co. v. Foley Construction Co.
Ohio Supreme Court· 1978-05-24· cited 4,737×
Meyer v. Nebraska
Supreme Court· 1923-06-04· cited 3,363×
Eastley v. Volkman
Ohio Supreme Court· 2012-05-22· cited 2,407×
Davis v. Flickinger
Ohio Supreme Court· 1997-02-12· cited 1,567×
In re Murray
Ohio Supreme Court· 1990-07-03· cited 1,148×
In re Adoption of Holcomb
Ohio Supreme Court· 1985-08-07· cited 1,100×
In re C.F.
Ohio Supreme Court· 2007-03-28· cited 583×
In re H.M.K.
Ohio Court of Appeals· 2013-09-30· cited 85×
In re Adoption of Lay
Ohio Supreme Court· 1986-07-16· cited 82×
In re Palmer
Ohio Supreme Court· 1984-07-25· cited 68×
In re N.R.S.
Ohio Court of Appeals· 2018-01-16· cited 48×
Minton v. Honda of America Manufacturing, Inc.
Ohio Supreme Court· 1997-10-15· cited 35×
In re C.E.
Ohio Court of Appeals· 2009-11-16· cited 32×
In re M.R.
Ohio Court of Appeals· 2013-04-01· cited 23×
In re I.H.
Ohio Court of Appeals· 2020-10-09· cited 20×

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