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· 6/24/2020

In re H & J Children

Citations

  • 2020 Ohio 3444

Syllabus

CHILDREN– DEPENDENCY – CUSTODY: Where the record contained no evidence contradicting the juvenile court's finding that the children subject to a permanent-custody complaint were too young to express their own custodial wishes, the juvenile court did not err in considering the opinion of the children's guardian ad litem, advocating on their behalf, that a grant of permanent custody was in the children's best interest.

Judges: Myers

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