Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 8/11/2021

In Re Mynajah S.

Syllabus

Mother appeals the termination of her parental rights on the grounds of severe abuse, abandonment by failure to visit and support, persistence of conditions, and failure to manifest an ability and willingness to assume physical custody or financial responsibility for the child. We affirm the trial court's rulings as to both grounds for termination and best interest.

Judges: Judge J. Steven Stafford, P.J., W.S.

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Cites

19 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

In Re Valentine
Tennessee Supreme Court· 2002-07-19· cited 1,212×
Hodges v. S.C. Toof & Co.
Tennessee Supreme Court· 1992-04-20· cited 1,138×
In Re Audrey S.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2005-11-07· cited 1,098×
White v. Moody
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2004-12-30· cited 737×
In Re Carrington H.
Tennessee Supreme Court· 2016-01-29· cited 732×
In re M.J.B.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2004-04-08· cited 730×
In re M.A.R.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2005-08-11· cited 541×
In re M.L.P.
Tennessee Supreme Court· 2009-03-27· cited 471×
Ray v. Ray
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2001-10-05· cited 399×
In Re JACOBE M.J.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2013-12-05· cited 229×
In re Navada N.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2016-05-23· cited 218×
Watson v. Watson
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2005-08-24· cited 160×
Wallace v. National Bank of Commerce
Tennessee Supreme Court· 1997-01-27· cited 121×
Austin v. City of Memphis
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 1984-08-21· cited 97×
State, Department of Human Services v. Smith
Tennessee Supreme Court· 1990-01-26· cited 85×
McEwen v. Tennessee Department of Safety
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2005-03-22· cited 82×
In Re Addalyne S.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2018-04-26· cited 59×
In re Jaylah W.
Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2015-10-07· cited 41×
Board of Education v. Shelby County
Tennessee Supreme Court· 1960-06-06· cited 28×

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