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· 5/30/1975

In Re Welfare of Alle

Citations

  • 230 N.W.2d 574
  • 304 Minn. 254
  • 1975 Minn. LEXIS 1417

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  • holding that good cause did not exist when the parent’s sole motivation appeared to be avoiding the financial burden of supporting his adoptive children
  • holding that good cause did not exist when the parent’s sole motivation appeared to be avoiding the financial burden of supporting his adoptive children
  • holding that consensual termination petition of adoptive father denied because \[t]he children wish to be able to look to their legal father for financial support; it surely cannot be in their best interests to have that avenue of support terminated\
  • holding ' that consensual termination petition of adoptive father denied because ”[t]he children wish to be able to look to their legal father for financial support; it surely cannot be in their best interests to have that avenue of support terminated”
  • children have a right to look to their legal father for support and father’s rights may not be terminated to avoid support
  • children have a right to look to their legal father for support and father's rights may not be terminated to avoid support

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Judges: Otis, Peterson, MacLaughlin

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