Jones v. Gibson County Division of Family & Children

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \sufficient evidence exists supporting the trial court's conclusion that a satisfactory plan exists for the care and treatment of the children\
• holding that \sufficient evidence exists supporting the trial court's conclusion that a satisfactory plan exists for the care and treatment of the children\
• holding that “a parent may not sit idly by without asserting a need or desire for services and then successfully argue that he was denied services to assist him with his parenting”
• finding that adoption is a satisfactory plan even if a definite adoptive family has not been identified
• noting that a parent’s failure to appear for services and to participate in the court proceedings “reflects ambivalence”
• noting that “[a] parent’s failure to appear for assessments and court hearings reflects ambivalence, and the failure to attend parenting classes reflects an unwillingness to change existing conditions”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).