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· 3/28/1945

Protests 37651-K of Tambara

Citations

  • 14 Cust. Ct. 224

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that, even if additional contact between the father and his child “would have been desirable,” the father failed to explain why additional contact “would have materially advanced his ability to reunify with [his child]”
  • finding significant the fact that father had only requested contact with his child once over a 33-month period
  • affirming a juvenile court’s reasonable-efforts determination with respect to an incarcerated parent despite an extended period in which DHS’s efforts were “hardly vigorous”
  • stating juvenile court was required to evaluate DHS's reasonable efforts \over the life of this case\
  • affirming the juvenile court’s reasonable-efforts determination in part because there was no evidence that additional efforts “would have materially advanced [the father’s] ability to reunify with [his child]”
  • noting DHS’s “early efforts” were a factor in deter- mining whether, under the totality of the circumstances, DHS made reasonable efforts to support a change of plan

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