In Re the Children of T.A.A.

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• holding that evidence of a mother’s failure to recognize her responsibility to protect her children from abuse is clear and convincing evidence to support the district court’s determination that her parental rights should be terminated based on palpable unfitness
• stating that “[o]nly one ground must be proven for termination to be ordered” and that “because we conclude termination was appropriate based on palpable unfitness, we do not address the remaining grounds for termination cited by the district court”
• affirming palpable unfitness determination where parent failed to protect her children from abuse by others in the past and refused to recognize her responsibility to protect her children from abuse
• affirming palpable unfitness determination where parent failed to protect her children from abuse by others in the past and refused to recognize her responsibility to protect her children from abuse
• requiring clear and convincing evidence of reasonable efforts to support termination
• “Only one [statutory] ground must be proven for termination to be ordered.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).