In Re Tw. P.

How courts have described this case

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• “Because prospective adoptive parents are reluctant to consider an ‘at risk’ adoption, where a natural parent may oppose and contest their adoption efforts, [TPR] is critical to increasing the (continued…) 60 As to (2
• \evidence ... that the children progressed emotionally and psychologically when they were apart from their natural parents in stable environments like those they enjoyed with their longer-term foster care families\ was relevant to TPR analysis
• “evidence . . . that the children progressed emotionally and psychologically when they were apart from their natural parents in stable environments like those they enjoyed with their longer-term foster care families” was relevant to TPR analysis
• “A trial court may terminate the parent-child relationship when it determines, on the basis of the evidence presented and after due consideration of the best interest of all parties, that the termination is in the best interest of the child.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).