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· 6/17/1999

In the Interest of Jamie Nicole H.

Citations

  • 517 S.E.2d 41
  • 205 W. Va. 176
  • 1999 W. Va. LEXIS 57

How courts have described this case

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  • upholding termination where transcript, rather than order, supported finding that there was no reasonable likelihood conditions could be corrected
  • upholding termination of parental rights where transcript of dispositional hearing, rather than order of termination, satisfied Court that circuit court had made requisite findings
  • upholding termination of parental rights where transcript of dispositional hearing, rather than order of termination, satisfied Court that lower court had made findings required by West Virginia Code § 49-6-5(a)(6)
  • affirming circuit court’s order refusing to extend mother’s improvement period based upon her inability to care for her children and her lack of employment and suitable housing, which presumably resulted, in part, from her repeated incarcerations during abuse and neglect proceedings
  • affirming circuit court's order refusing to extend mother's improvement period based upon her inability to care for her children and her lack of employment and suitable housing, which presumably resulted, in part, from her repeated incarcerations during abuse and neglect proceedings
  • “While Appellant has not raised the sufficiency of the trial court’s dispositional order, we address this issue sua sponte.”

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Judges: Workman

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