Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/13/2023

In re K.S.

Citations

2023 Ohio 1951

Syllabus

Mother appeals juvenile court decision granting legal custody of child to relatives. Court did not abuse discretion. Mother's repeated issues with substance abuse caused removal Mother repeatedly relapsed during the pendency of the case. Mother argued court erred in failing to appoint child new guardian ad litem. Mother failed to present this argument to the court and failed to argue plain error. Mother waived argument for appellate purposes.

Judges: Byrne

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Cites

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