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Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 4/19/2011

In Re DM

Citations

  • 712 S.E.2d 355
  • 211 N.C. App. 382
  • 2011 N.C. App. LEXIS 765

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  • explaining the trial court could not award permanent custody without a finding that the respondent was unfit or had acted inconsistent with his constitutional rights as a parent
  • reversing a custody order where the trial court specifically found that neither parent was unfit and because the trial court failed to make any findings regarding whether the father had acted inconsistently with his parental rights
  • the trial court must set the parameters of visitation[,] and should not leave visitation in the discretion of another person, including a “treatment team” or therapist.
  • the trial court must set the parameters of visitation[,] and should not leave visitation in the discretion of another person, including a “treatment team” or therapist.

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Judges: Stroud

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