West Virginia Supreme Court· 11/8/2001

In Re Edward B.

Citations

558 S.E.2d 620
210 W. Va. 621
2001 W. Va. LEXIS 117

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holding that a lower court's failure to comply with statutes and rules of procedure when issuing a final order impedes a proper appellate review
holding that a lower court’s failure to comply with statutes and rules of procedure when issuing a final order impedes a proper appellate review
holding that a dispositional order was inadequate because the court “merely declare[d]” there was no reasonable likelihood that the conditions of neglect could be eliminated “without explicitly stating factual findings in the order or on the record supporting such conclusion”
holding orders 14 terminating parental rights and making custodial placements that lack factual findings sufficient to demonstrate statutory compliance are “inadequate”
finding that basis for termination of parental rights was insufficient where dispositional order failed to state whether the DHS had made reasonable efforts, as required by statute
requiring that an order be vacated where it appears that the Rules of Procedure for Child Abuse and Neglect Proceedings and related statutes have been substantially disregarded or frustrated

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Judges: Ronald Keith Flinchum

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