Appellate Court of Illinois· 7/7/2000

People v. K.J.

Citations

314 Ill. App. 3d 649
732 N.E.2d 790
247 Ill. Dec. 735
2000 Ill. App. LEXIS 577

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stating that “in determining reasonable efforts or reasonable progress the trial court must limit its findings to a specific time frame, whereas in determining the degree of interest, concern, or responsibility as to the welfare of the children no such time frame exists”
failure by trial court to follow procedural dictates of Juvenile Court Act did not cause it to lose its jurisdiction over cause
sufficient evidence of one statutory ground obviates the need to consider other grounds of unfitness
despite consistent visits with her child, the mother was unfit under ground 1(D) (b) where she failed to substantially comply with service plan directives that included participation in mental health services
dispositional order is final order from which appeal properly lies; parent's failure to file notice of appeal therefrom fails to perfect review of that order or of neglect proceedings
dispositional order is final order from which appeal properly lies; parent’s failure to file notice of appeal therefrom fails to perfect review of that order or of neglect proceedings

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Judges: Rapp

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