Maynard v. Brown

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• where remand was required since the trial court’s decree merely set forth legal conclusions without supportive findings of fact as required by OCGA § 19-8-18 (b)
• order terminating father’s rights and granting stepparent adoption vacated and remanded for entry of findings of fact and conclusions of law consistent with OCGA § 19-8-10 (b) (1)
• “trial court’s oral findings in the transcript are not sufficient to satisfy the requirement for express, written findings of fact and conclusions of law” in a termination of parental rights case
• in proceeding for adoption and termination of parental rights, concluding that oral findings were insufficient and vacating judgment and remanding case to trial court with directions to enter new decree with specific findings and conclusions

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