In the Matter of the Termination of the Parent-Child Relationship of: A.D.S. & A.S. and L.S. v. The Indiana Department of Child Services

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• holding that the parent’s habitual patterns of conduct should be evaluated to determine the probability of future neglect or deprivation of the child
• noting that where parent fails to raise specific, cogent argument challenging trial court’s termination conclusions, those challenges are waived on appeal
• explaining that a parent’s failure to support arguments with cogent reasoning results in waiver on appeal
• explaining that a parent's failure to support arguments with cogent reasoning results in waiver on appeal
• noting that “‘[p]ermanency is a central consideration in determining the best interests of a child’” (alteration in original
• explaining that a parent’s failure to support arguments with cogent reasoning results in waiver on appeal

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