Nickell v. Reser

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• recognizing that parenting time decisions during the dispositional phase are “left to the sound discretion of the trial court and [are] to be decided in the best interests of the child”
• recognizing that the respondent father had deserted the minor children where he had moved out of state, did not provide support and had not had contact with the children other than telephone contact
• recognizing that the respondent father had deserted the minor children where he had moved out of state, did not provide support and had not had contact with the children other than telephone contact
• finding there was clear and convincing evidence that the children would be harmed if returned to the respondent-mother when she neglected to contact police after allegations of sexual abuse
• finding there was clear and convincing evidence that the children would be harmed if returned to the respondent-mother when she neglected to contact police after allegations of sexual abuse

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).