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In re J.Q.

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  • 2020 Ohio 4507

Syllabus

The juvenile court's dependency adjudication was supported by clear and convincing evidence that the child needed the state to intervene given the child's environment and appellant's inability to ensure the child's participation in school. Appellant was not denied effective assistance of counsel where she voluntarily admitted to certain facts related to the school issue, which supported the adjudication. The trial court was divested of jurisdiction to rule on the admission of the case plan where appellant filed her notice of appeal before the scheduled hearing on admission of the case plan.

Judges: Piper

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