Court of Appeals of North Carolina· 11/3/2009

In Re Tb

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685 S.E.2d 529
200 N.C. App. 739
2009 N.C. App. LEXIS 1727

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holding that the respondent was not a custodian to the child where the record reflected no order awarding either legal or physical custody of the juvenile to the respondent and no evidence supported a finding that the respondent stood in loco parentis in relation to the child
concluding there was insufficient evidence as to whether maternal grandmother stood in loco parentis to T.B. where there was insufficient evidence as to whether the child’s placement “was intended to be temporary or permanent or its duration”
concluding there was insufficient evidence as to whether maternal grandmother stood in loco parentis to T.B. where there was insufficient evidence as to whether the child’s placement “was intended to be temporary or permanent or its duration”
standing “is a threshold issue that must be addressed, and found to exist, before the merits of [the] case are judicially resolved.”
standing “is a threshold issue that must be addressed, and found to exist, before the merits of [the] case are judicially resolved”
“[W]e are unable to conclude that [r]espondent’s actions are consistent with one who assumes the status and obligation of a parent[.]”

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Judges: Beasley

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