Re: Thermination of Parental Rights (mother)

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• holding that finding of aggravated circumstances is an interlocutory order
• holding even in an appeal from the termination of parental rights, “we will not consider an issue which is not supported by cogent argument and authority”
• providing non-exhaustive list of factors a court may consider under the I.C. § 16-2005 best interests analysis
• providing non-exhaustive list of factors a court may consider under the I.C. § 16-2005 best interests analysis
• providing non- exhaustive list of factors a court may consider under the I.C. § 16-2005 best interest analysis
• holding 2 Although neither party raised a jurisdictional issue, a question of subject matter jurisdiction may be raised sua sponte by this Court at any time. Dep’t of Health & Welfare v. Doe I, 147 Idaho 314, 315, 208 P.3d 296, 297 (2009

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